Sentence examples for intensive aging from inspiring English sources

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Ben Brantley, writing in yesterday's Times, laments the loss of "mystery" that accrued to celebrities in a less media-intensive age: Garbo couldn't exist in the 21st century.

The selection of Tannehill — who under normal conditions would not have been considered a first-round selection because of his lack of experience — underlined the desperation teams feel to secure a franchise quarterback, and the pieces to surround him, in the pass-intensive age.

An intensive search of these aging parchment documents turned up no trace of any founding father wanting to limit the consumption of liquor.

Patients and methods: All children admitted in pediatric intensive care unit, aged less than 18 years, weighing more than 2.5 kg, and receiving intermittent Piperacillin infusions were included.

Participants 3056 intensive care patients aged 18 years or over.

After obtaining hospital ethics committee approval, 100 intensive care patients aged >18 years were included in the study.

Intensive exercise may keep the aging mind sharp.

This is in part due to the aging population, because intensive care is being offered to an older and more unwell group of patients [ 24].

The performers are students dancers from Ballet Theater's six-week summer intensive program, ages 12 to 22, some of whom have won scholarships for continued training at the company school.

The Ailey School's "Summer Sizzler 2002," presented on Friday night at the Ailey headquarters on West 61st Street in Manhattan, was a festive, informal program of new pieces performed by graduates of the school's international summer intensive program, ages 12 to 23.