Flanders is one of the most densely populated areas in Europe, with intensive traffic, industrial activities and intensive farming close to habitation.
Like other fold-thrust belts, it shows an intensive shortening, close to the suture which becomes less intense toward the foreland.
She got to the quarter-final but then the next thing she is lying in intensive care close to death.
Tucked behind King's Cross station, in the newly arts-intensive area close to the St Pancras Eurostar terminus, Kings Place is a state-of-the-art office building cum cultural centre offering a base for the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and the London Sinfonietta (as well as, before long, the Guardian and Observer).
Basic estimates for calculating the sample size also included the following hypothesis: 35% positive high-risk screenees by the FINDRISC, 10% negative screenees with prediabetes diagnostic criteria at blood test, 20% of individuals having undiagnosed diabetes and a theoretical distribution between cases in the usual care, intensive individualized and intensive group interventions close to 1 1 1.
Good reordering would radically reduce the inexplicable cost of university degrees; make most courses two intensive years somewhere close to home, wasting no more on hotel costs for two-bedroom students.
The lower cadres of health workers needed focused training and intensive close support supervision by experienced health workers to ensure that service quality standards are maintained.
The time interval can be random, but it would be better if it is more intensive and closer to current time.
A report by ILRI (2000) has also noted that raising livestock in the drier areas and finishing them in more intensive system closer to the final markets may offer the best option to increase productivity and the best opportunity to improve pastoralists' incomes.
This exemplifies the importance of transgenic animal models, which although more labor intensive, are closest to the natural physiological conditions.
