Sentence examples for increase in intensive from inspiring English sources
And as the Chinese demand more meat, to supplement their traditional diet of grains and vegetables, there has been a dramatic increase in intensive animal farming.
Flu is a phenomenon to send a shiver through any government, and yesterday's 60% increase in intensive care cases is dangerous because it follows the health secretary's autumn refusal to publicise vaccinations.
The bad weather hit many species already affected by an increase in intensive agriculture, the loss of habitat such as flower-rich grassland and a lack of site management.
The growing global population, and increase in intensive land use, has led to numerous problems and conflicts.
CONCLUSIONS: Myocardial infarction following coronary artery bypass graft surgery was associated with a significant increase in intensive care unit time, hospital length of stay, and overall costs, which contributed to greater hospital and physician service costs.
The ageing of the population leads to an increase in intensive care unit (ICU) admissions among elderly patients [1], and patients over 80 years represent 10 20 % of all ICU admissions in Western countries [2 5].
The creation of 23 neonatal networks, or groups of hospitals, has "led to real improvements, including a reduction in long-distance transfers of mothers and babies, and an increase in intensive-care capacity.
These increases in intensive production agriculture will have to be accomplished amid the expected environmental changes attributed to Global Warming.
This was attributed to a sharp reduction in use of ezetimibe in combination with statin, without corresponding increases in intensive statin monotherapy.
Study time significantly increased in intensive users (p < 0.001), while no changes were observed in moderate (p = 0.07) and non-users (p = 0.25).
