Sentence examples for intensive collecting from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Cohen, an honorary Met trustee, has picked up outstanding things in a few decades of intensive collecting, from exquisite Constable cloud studies to a handful of I-can't-believe-that's-here Courbets, to the largest group of paintings and drawings by Delacroix in private hands, many of them promised gifts to the Met.

Fraaije writes that despite intensive collecting the number of gastropod shells in the mid-Cretaceous reefal deposits of Koskobilo quarry is low in comparison to the number of carapaces.

Further work will be needed to resolve these issues, both in terms of careful morphological analyses and intensive collecting west of the Mississippi.

The main directions of future activities are ex situ and in situ conservation of national plant diversity, intensive collecting of endangered local varieties and species, and total completion of passport and evaluation databases, the creation of which was started in the 1980s as a measure to help curators of crop collections.

Contrary to common expectation, our analysis of the individual participant data provided proved to be no more resource intensive than collecting, extracting, and synthesising data from multiple overlapping journal publications and conference abstracts for each trial.

Obtaining and reviewing medical records for this study were labor-intensive, but collecting this information from providers in real time should be more efficient.

However, it is much more costly and labor intensive to collect these detailed data, especially for the purpose of generating small area estimates.

This is particularly important in large area remote sensing applications, for which training data is costly and resource intensive to collect.

Although intensive to collect, these data can be advantageous because they follow the growth and mortality of individuals over time (Weiner, 1995) and are at an annual resolution.

On the basis of these findings and ease of implementation, we conclude that passive air sampling, in particular, may be a more standardized measure compared to surface wipes, and is less resource intensive to collect than vacuum dust and active air samples.

These include the risk of a low response rate and a resource intensive process for collecting and analyzing the data [ 52].