Adds Benepe, "Even the wealthiest professional sports teams and Ivy League universities have concluded that grass fields are a losing proposition for intense-use sports such as football or soccer....There is also the reality that natural turf fields used for high-intensity sports must be replaced every few years, unless you severely restrict use".
Therefore, if a SAM can take into account more disaggregated level of factor income and its distribution across various social groups of households, it will be of intense use for understanding the causes of income inequality and poverty in the Indian economy.
The property has long been zoned for more intense use, as are two of the other corners of the intersection.
The YotaPhone 2 might actually make it possible for those without intense use needs to operate the device entirely via the low-energy e-ink display, without ever having to activate the power-hungry LCD.
Water pollution results from unregulated industrial growth, rapid expansion of urban areas with insufficient infrastructure for water treatment, intense use of fertilizers, and irrigation of farmland with water containing untreated sewage and industrial waste.
And Webster caused the company to add a "10,000-wave clause" to its warranty, a maximum-use caveat prohibiting exchanges for all suits subjected to unusually intense use.
The current model for energy production, based on the intense use of fossil fuels, is both unsustainable and environmentally harmful and consequently, a shift is needed in the direction of integrating the renewable energy sources into the energy balance.
A greater adherence to CPGs during diagnosis appears to decrease all subsequent costs, notably those of surgery and chemotherapy, probably by reducing the need for surgical re-intervention or more intense use of antineoplastic drugs (Table 4).
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