In those cases, the support is more intensive, involving counseling for family members, additional child care for the children, and training in parenting skills for the parents.
The ultra-poor programme is highly labour intensive, involving the constant hand-holding of people often lacking self-confidence or the nous to deal with the authorities, but Abed argued it was extremely cost-effective.
Current maintenance therapy is often labour intensive involving collaboration among multiple health services over long periods.
ACF is often more labor intensive, involving face-to-face contact and immediate onsite evaluation.
These workshops were hands-on and intensive, involving marked assignments and group work presentations.
Finally, current methods for identifying functional genetic variants are labor and cost intensive, involving computationally intensive genome-wide screens combined with large epidemiologic studies or in-depth phenotyping in clinical studies.
RT for breast cancer can be intensive, involving visits to a RT centre for several days each week over several weeks, and this may have more impact on the treatment decisions of women in socially deprived areas.
"The diet requires a trained dietitian, it is work-intensive, involves lots of hours and there is no pot of gold at the end of that, apart from the benefit to the family".
Chemical disruption while not energy-intensive involves the use of toxic solvents and is not suitable for industrial-scale processing (Show et al. 2015).
Appealing for information from the public, Parlave described the FBI's investigation as "methodical and time-intensive", involving crime-scene mapping and assessment of bullet trajectories on the site, as well as interviews with people who knew Alexis in cities across the US.
