Sentence examples for generally intensified from inspiring English sources

The patterns of SMR were generally intensified.

Diabetes treatment is generally intensified if CVD risk factors or comorbidities, such as hypertension, hypercholesterolemia or CHD, are present and vice versa [ 7, 8].

Over recent decades the increased understanding of cancer biology, improved surgery and chemotherapy, and generally intensified treatment, have resulted in 5-year survival rates above 80% [ 1- 3].

When the HbA1c goal is not attained despite successful basal insulin dose titration, or when titration is limited by hypoglycemia, treatment is generally intensified by addition of prandial or biphasic insulin.

Extension of the monitoring window closer to impending events (i.e. shortening of the intervention window) has the potential to improve the predictive yield, since changes in parameters are generally intensified soon before an event.

On the basis of encouraging phase 2 data, several more complex regimens have been utilised for untreated patients, and these have generally intensified the drug cisplatin using a dose-dense approach (including BOP/BEP (Anthoney et al, 2004), CBOP/BEP Christiann et al, 2003)) or an approach in which additional agents are added (such as POMB/ACE; Bower et al, 1997).

Fraternities now post sentries outside their houses on weekend nights, with the threat of a raid generally intensifying the partying within.

But these projects come at an especially anxious time — with the peace process long stalled, confidence between the parties all but absent, and international condemnation of settlements generally intensifying.

The central idea is that providing an infrastructure for distributed energy management and generally intensifying the information flow in the energy system will have positive effects on economic and energetic efficiency of the whole electric energy system [21].

Located south of the subtropical ridge, it moved generally westward, intensifying into Tropical Storm Mitag near Chuuk State in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) on February 28.

The presence of rain or wet conditions, including at the start of the rainy season (generally in April May), intensified the salience of the gas hazard.