These changes are taking place in a more rapid and intensive form in developing countries in the tropics.
New York (Reuters Health) - Patients with facial paralysis saw greater improvements in function after a more intensive form of acupuncture in a new study from China that compared the treatment to standard acupuncture.
In the late 1970s, Norwegian psychologist O. Ivar Lovaas conducted an experiment in which autistic children received an intensive form of behavior modification therapy called Applied Behavioral Analysis (A.B.A).
Zinkin (2006) explains the free play in terms of the sensus communis invoked by Kant at §20, which she understands as an intensive form of sensibility, in contrast to the extensive forms of sensibility represented by space and time.
In the most direct and computational intensive form, computational quantum mechanics is used to obtain information on the multidimensional potential energy surface between molecules, which is then used in computer simulation to predict thermodynamic properties and phase equilibria.
Home training is an intensive form of family training in the home setting, sometimes with the use of video recording.
Critical care professionals, physicians, nurses and others entirely involved in intensive care form an integrated team who, together with experts from various other specialties, apply their knowledge to provide coordinated patient care.
This is an intensive form of therapist guidance and we refer to the costs in this situation as 'high'high
Not only are they highly lucrative, FOBTs are also a non labour intensive form of gambling and have enabled the shedding of 6,154 jobs in the last five years.
Pilates is a more intensive form of stretching exercise than yoga, which has become extremely popular in recent years.
