Sentence examples for intensive collection from inspiring English sources
Blood samples during the intensive collection phase (up to 12 h after the last dose) were collected through an indwelling intravenous cannula flushed with 0.5 ml heparinized saline solution after each sample collection.
The schools of Alexandria and Athens produced from about 475 to 545 ce the most intensive collection of Aristotelian commentaries, by scholars like Ammonius, philosophers of science like Simplicius, and philosopher-theologians like Philoponus (see also Platonism).
On the other hand, by providing proper pH values via addition of an efficacious effervescent agent, the extraction medium could acquire a dual hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity nature, leading to a simple and efficient proceeding of the foresaid microextraction, followed by a quick and no labor intensive collection of the organic solvent (upper phase) in a special home-made extraction cell.
One partial solution could be the adoption of novel regulatory models, such as limited approval with intensive collection of new clinical evidence, before a drug becomes universally available.
The results highlight the perception of increased degradation of the grasslands arising from continued intensive collection of Cordyceps and overgrazing by yaks and horses.
It has more in common with Poetry and Pedagogy (2006), Joan Retallack and Juliana Spahr's more intensive collection of essays addressing difficult, experimental poetry in the classroom, than with The Practice of Poetry.
Languid acoustic ditties and upbeat throwbacks to seventies soft rock make up the polished, melody-intensive collection.
The labor-intensive collection of pollen changes the dynamic between the artist and his materials, infusing the latter with a quasi-magical hunter-gatherer richness that stands apart from the capitalistic speculation of the art world.
However, intensive data collection based on intensively observed smaller sample sizes is emerging in many areas of behavioral and health research in aging and beyond and many innovative statistical procedures have been suggested to optimally treat such a data situation [ 74, 75].
Assessments are informed by an intensive data collection exercise which employs multiple qualitative methods - such as participant observation, semi-structured interviews, focus group discussions and collection of unpublished data.
