Sentence examples for intense results from inspiring English sources

"It is such a highly intense results industry, you need people who go into it to have a bit of steel about them, a bit of character and personality".

More rewarding, though, were Dizzy Gillespie's "Con Alma," with a strong solo by Mr. Weiss; "Peace," a Horace Silver ballad that inspired an eloquent essay by Mr. Versace and Wayne Shorterr's "E.S.P.," which nudged Mr. Degibri onto some harmonically uncertain terrain, with intense results.

Infants hospitalized in our study were admitted with severe diarrhoea and had intense clinical manifestations in comparison to outpatients with rotavirus diarrhoea; this could explain the less intense results obtained.

Similar but slightly less intense results are obtained for STM data, obtained from 56 studies for a total of 5,405 cases, where ES = −1.05 [-1.18, -0.92], I 77%, PS 77%.

For intense results, take up interval training.

S. planifrons predation on the living coral tissue of these secondary microhabitats has been chronic and intense, resulting in extensive coral mortality and proliferation of algal gardens (Figure 1).

Similarly, isolated double bonds contribute no colour to a hydrocarbon, but, in a molecule containing a chain of alternating single and double bonds, intense coloration results from conjugation.

Intense atomization results from the impingement that occurs between the liquid feed and the cryogenic liquid.

Illumination of particular chromoproteins with intense light results in dramatic increases in fluorescence efficiency (termed kindling) and involves cis trans isomerization of the chromophore.

If the band is placed too close to the dentate line, intense pain results immediately afterwards.

His research has shown that dramatic overall calorie restriction 30-400% a day) yields intense physical results in terms of increased lifespan, reduced rates of cancer, heart disease and other diseases.