Sentence examples for increasing intensive from inspiring English sources
Sweet cherry fruit set decreased with increasing intensive fruit cultivation within 250 m and 1000 m around the orchards.
Programs have responded by maintaining traditional face to face teaching, but increasing intensive and fully online offerings.
These collaboration needs are covered by the development of web applications, which have to support increasing intensive capacities of data exploration.
The ongoing change in the relationship between humans and companion animals is hallmarked by increasing intensive care provided to companion animals in veterinary medicine, resulting in growing numbers of high-risk animal patients [ 1].
Besides the availability of those gene expression profile data, the researches on the TFs in Arabidopsis become increasing intensive, and a number of new transcription factors has been identified, either experimentally confirmed or computationally predicted.
Such a fictitious scenario was discussed at a Canadian interdisciplinary critical care leadership meeting, whereby increasing intensive care unit (ICU) staff turnover had led to problems with staff recruitment.
A mean Acute Physiology, Age, and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE III) score of >50 is associated with increased intensive care unit mortality rate in nonpregnant cardiac and trauma patients.
This is thought to be an effect of the decreased prevalence in consumption animals, especially in pigs, due to increased intensive indoor farming.
Elevated preoperative NLR is also associated with increased morbidity postoperatively, with prolonged hospitalization and increased intensive care admission.
As noted previously, postoperative delirium is associated with increased intensive care and hospital stay, with persistent cognitive decline and with increased mortality.
It has known risk factors and is associated with increased intensive care and hospital lengths of stay, increased mortality, and long-term cognitive impairment [ 2, 3].
