Sentence examples for intensive act from inspiring English sources

The Dutch variant of ACT, FACT, combines both intensive ACT treatment and care for patients requiring less intensive care at one time point yet likely to need ACT in the future.

Torrenting is a bandwidth intensive act which is frowned upon by some ISPs, leading them to throttle any torrent traffic, slowing down your downloads or even stopping them altogether.

Putting on a dinner party in the city is a labor-intensive act.

Some studies have shown that when CTOs were combined with intensive services (ACT) for more than six months, there was a substantial decrease in hospital admissions rates, total days hospitalized, and improved rates of psychotropic medication use [ 22, 55].

CAU is provided by multidisciplinary MHC teams with assertive outreach elements for patients who need more intensive contact (Flexible ACT teams) and by Dutch regional institutes for Residential Care (RIRC, Dutch acronym RIBW), which support independent living in the community and offer supported housing facilities [ 29– 329.

Because of the demand from the students, a Fall Acting Intensive was added this last September, and the theater company decided to open the course to adults.

During the Mighty's first season at the Paramount, the company sold out two of its three productions and mounted a performance with participants in its Summer Acting Intensive program.

Gaining influence is one of the more labor intensive and rewarding acts of branding yourself as a business.

Our survey of the evolutionary constraints unveiled that intensive purifying selection acts against CSSs and has favored the maintenance of secondary structures, implying that there is a functional importance to the secondary structures in these conserved sequences.

Consumers expect the 'free-range' label to signify high animal welfare standards with genuinely free ranging chickens – not an intensive farming operation," the ACT's consumer affairs minister, Shane Rattenbury, said.

Participants were excluded if they were currently receiving assertive community treatment (ACT) or intensive case management (ICM), if they were relatively homeless or if they did not have legal status in Canada [ 23].