Sentence examples for intensive enough to from inspiring English sources
"We're seeing more and more mentally ill kids who couldn't find community programs that were intensive enough to treat them," said Dr. Joseph Penn, director of mental health services for the University of Texas Medical Branch Correctional Managed Care.
Overall, the collection of plants they found was in favourable condition because these surveys had been intensive enough to provide far more authoritative results than had been available before, MacDougall said.
In soils under Alpine lady fern influence, these indices values were lower and the podzolisation processes were not intensive enough to form spodic horizons.
MD5 is seriously out of style, in part because it is not mathematically intensive enough to resist modern methods of brute-force cracking.
years B.P., but do not provide evidence of the use of wood resources intensive enough to influence the regional vegetation development and to leave traces in the pollen assemblages.
Degraded conditions at the sites appeared to be stable, and we suggest that treatments implemented in our studies may have not been intensive enough to produce significant understory responses and meet restoration objectives.
Treating these patients in primary care settings is not intensive enough given the severity of their disorders, for example due to pervasive avoidance behaviour leading to functional disabilities, or because of comorbidities that hamper treatment in primary care.
This is a useful trial with which to answer queries about whether the ACT NoW intervention was intensive enough or early enough.
But "most patients with knee replacements don't get intensive enough activity," Dr. Moffat said.
The intervention was not intensive enough, did not start early enough and was not of sufficient duration demonstrate a clinically relevant change.
However, it provides no information on other patients with the same conditions, who require inpatient care, but are not severe enough to need intensive care or those who are not considered fit enough for intensive care.
