Sentence examples for how intensive from inspiring English sources
Watch the Guardian's investigation into how intensive pig farming is accelerating an antibiotic crisis.
To explore how intensive care physicians conceptualise and prioritise patient health-related quality of life in their decision-making.
We use non-invasive brain stimulation to study how intensive hand therapy changes motor circuits in the brain.
Her laboratory also uses non-invasive brain stimulation to study how intensive hand therapy changes motor circuits in the brain.
Guy Smith, the NFU deputy president, said more detail was needed on how intensive farms, which will fall under stricter rules, should be defined.
We outsource work packages that are not part of our expertise and are less know-how intensive.
The technical and economic viability has confirmed that trout farming is "know-how intensive" and requires good management.
This sort of manufacturing, which is both highly capital-intensive and highly know-how-intensive, was virtually monopolized by the United States in the 1950s and 1960s and constituted the essence of American economic leadership.
Jo*, a primary teacher in Cambridgeshire, explains just how labour intensive some marking policies can be.
