Sentence examples for insufficiently intensive from inspiring English sources

Although some programs may have been insufficiently intensive, or were evaluated prematurely, researchers and other experts on youth programming have suggested that many of the prior programs erred by not utilizing a positive youth development (PYD) model (Bloom 2010).

Finally, the intervention may have been insufficiently intensive in uptake, number of sessions received, or dose of intervention per session.

More important in our view is the possibility that the intervention may have been insufficiently intensive or skilled to change body mass index trajectories.

Key Findings and Conclusions In general, HIV/AIDS efforts which UNICEF has supported to date have been relevant, cogent, and effective, albeit insufficiently extensive or intensive.

However, such optimism is tempered by growing concern over the insufficiently controlled development of intensive animal production in the industrialized countries.

The introduction of the virus, its dissemination through insufficiently vaccinated HCWs and intensive contacts with incompletely protected residents all contribute to transmitting influenza in nursing homes.

Despite the widespread use of IS6110-based RFLP analysis, it remains a labour intensive, technically demanding, and insufficiently discriminating strains with the low copy numbers (fewer than six) of IS6110 [ 3].

The aims involved insufficiently active adults undertaking short-term intensive PA interventions to determine the (1) adherence and compliance rates, (2) magnitude of risk factor changes, and (3) interactive effects of exercise volume and intensity on risk factors.

Since the recently published observation by Juutilainen et al. (50) demonstrated that T1DM patients appear to have a similar risk of total and cardiovascular mortality in insufficiently controlled hyperglycemia as patients with T2DM, intensive glucose control in young patients with T1DM seems mandatory for preventing micro- and macrovascular disease.

By using this strategy, intensive and costly interventions are minimalized, and reserved for those insufficiently helped by the initial interventions.

The partial divestment was accompanied by the caveat that the company would rely on specialist data providers to identify the companies involved, and the new investment criteria would not extend to "other carbon-intensive industries or other types of coal-related businesses for which exposure data is insufficiently reliable".