Sentence examples for intensive changes from inspiring English sources

Students often confessed that they had intended to make more intensive changes, but ran out of time, or got stuck.

But when a doctor told him that more "intensive changes" were needed for someone with his family history of heart disease, Mr. Clinton -– the man famous for his love of McDonald's and junk food -– went vegan, or nearly so.

The most intensive changes for total and pyritic sulphur conversion (Figs. 7, 8, respectively) were observed in the OLV range of 0.055 0.088 m/s.

The federal government's expansion and production goals regarding bioenergy are accompanied by questions about land capacity limitations, as current policy processes are the main cause for intensive changes in land management.

When you come up with a new idea, you have a conception of it remaining the same indefinitely; in reality, it will likely need to go through intensive changes before it's successful.

Glucocorticoids are likely to contribute to the rapid and intensive changes in QoL, mood and behaviour during ALL therapy.

Our hypothesis is that intensive lifestyle changes are equally effective as standard diabetes care, including pharmacological treatment in maintaining glycaemic control (ie, glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c)) in patients with T2D.

Urging the intensive change volunteers to adopt a Mediterranean-style diet may have had a greater payoff.

Those in the intensive change group had an average of 7.2; those in the comparison group, 7.3.

Those in the intensive change group were 30% less likely to have developed chronic kidney disease, a feared complication of diabetes.

But maintaining that focus will be a particular challenge in a newsroom that's undergoing intensive change as it becomes ever more digital while simultaneously cutting costs.