This direct approach, although time-intensive, allowed us to identify the ethnic origins of the firms and whether they fitted the family firm criteria (two or more family members own and/or work in the business).
For example, Northern blot analysis is labor-intensive, allows only semiquantitative determination of the mRNA level and is unsuitable for multiple mRNA analysis.
Intensive reports allowed the conclusion that molecules with extended aromatic surfaces always do good jobs in the DNA interactions.
The increased frequency of CFU-GM cells with their intensive proliferation allowed faster restoration of the damaged CFU-GM compartment than was seen in the case of repeated daily administration of the cytostatic drug (25 or 50 mg kg−1) together with rosiglitazone for 7 consecutive days.
Easy access and intensive monitoring allowed identification of all bears in the populations, which were individually known and whose lives were widely covered by the local media.
This intensive telemetry allowed us to locate dead crows soon after death.
Our comparatively intensive sampling allowed for parameter estimates with higher precision and less truncation of the AUC than some earlier studies.
The 'Gesellschaft für Neonatologie und Pädiatrische Intensivmedizin' (Society for Neonatology and Paediatric Intensive Care) allowed us to use the society website for announcement of our study.
Intensive monitoring allowed earlier detection of all recurrences, with an average of 8.5 months (95% confidence interval 7.6 9.4 months), and a higher detection rate of isolated local recurrences.
The recent advances in the surgical treatment (more precise diagnostic features, new surgical devices, advancement in intensive care) allowed in the last 15 years an extension of surgical indication to a liver resection to a larger population of patients also in the elderly.
The UK national strategy for improving access to psychological therapies is a stepped care approach, where graduates supervised by clinical psychologists deliver less intensive therapy, allowing clinical psychologists to offer more high intensity interventions to those with more complex needs.
