Sentence examples for intensive I from inspiring English sources
Experimental applications consisted of 'Intensive' (i.e., heavy use of herbicides), 'Moderate' and 'Light' treatments, as well as controls with no herbicide application.
These elements are a mix of both the intensive (i.e., task and person) and extensive context (i.e., cultural attitudes), which we contend is exactly where the assessment situation should be located.
Subsequently, a high-pressure drop along the pipeline is experienced due to high viscosity of the heavy oil making it cost and energy intensive (i.e. higher pump powder) to transport via pipeline.
Intensive i.v. fluids and monitoring were started and the patient was transferred to the intensive care unit.
Due to the lack of response to intensive i.v. antibiotic and supportive treatment in the presence of Trichosporon inkin, i.v. antimycotic treatment with liposomal Amphotericin B (4.6 mg/kg/d) was initiated; nebulized Amphotericin B was not tolerated.
In addition, the chronic nature of the disease and the lengthy, intensive (i.e. three times per week) treatment period make that these patients become experts in their own care, potentially reducing their (perceived) dependence on family.
However, these applications are resource-intensive, i.e., they require high processing and energy capabilities to be executed.
When I say labor-intensive, I'm not kidding.
(It's so labour-intensive, I'm sure chef and owner Stevie Parle won't thank me).
For those providers trained in both MPAC and MVA, MPAC was seen as easier and less time-intensive: I am on night duty … and it can be very busy … When I'm doing my rounds, I give [patients] misoprostol and continue with other work … I cannot do the same with MVA attend to other patients at the same time.
It is based on the least information intensive quantifiers i.e. trends.
