Sentence examples for intense compared from inspiring English sources

But the media is also more intense compared to Hamilton.

It's really intense compared to what I used to do in France.

"Things have gotten extremely intense compared to the way it was, say, 10 years ago," he said.

As a result, flooding in parts of Britain during winter months will become more frequent and more  intense compared to the past few  decades.

Bold abstraction — wobbly, as opposed to hard-edged, yet intense, compared with the artist's earlier canvases — collides with quaint scenes rendered in finicky detail: a VW bus parks at a comet-lit campsite; holiday-makers pilot motorboats across a wrinkled lake; mounted deer heads clutter an ominous salon.

However, the later parameter's effect is much less intense compared to that of horizontal distance.

The vast majority (90%) showed heterogeneous signal intensity and 23 (79%) were hypo-intense compared to myocardium on T1-weighted sequences.

In our series, 89% were slight hyper-intense, 7% were isointense with peripheral hyper-intensity, and 3.5% were highly hyper-intense compared with the thoracic wall muscle.

With magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the mass was iso-intense or less commonly hypo-intense (compared to the muscle) on T1 and hyper-intense on T2 (Fig. 1b).

Adenomas are homogeneously iso- or hypo-intense compared with the normal adrenal gland.

However, metastases lack the ability to take up Mn-DPDP and will appear hypo-intense compared with enhancing liver parenchyma on T1W images.