You should also think about when you are going to set a piece of work that may require intensive marking.
In fact, the textile industry is the third largest consumer of water worldwide, the use of pesticides and chemicals in clothing production is commonplace and the industry is labour-intensive – marked by poor wages and working conditions.
The teaching union NASUWT recently condemned "overly bureaucratic and workload-intensive marking policies" in schools and their impact on teachers' work-life balance.
We present results of two intensive mark-release-recapture surveys conducted during the wet and dry seasons of 2008 in the villages of Fourda and Kenieroba, Mali.
During 1998 2003, in preparation for the translocation, a collaborative study between the USGS Pacific Islands Ecosystems Research Center and the HFS determined mortality rates, body condition, and causes of mortality of Laysan ducks through intensive mark-resighting and recovery of 297 ducks and diagnostic necropsies of carcasses (Reynolds and Work 2005).
F France 4.8 Croatia 4.1 France ?? ?? Of the 17 results, only five times has the country with the less intensive schedule (marked A) won.
These workshops were hands-on and intensive, involving marked assignments and group work presentations.
Jo*, a primary teacher in Cambridgeshire, explains just how labour intensive some marking policies can be.
Although intensive fighting also marked the battles in the south, the Soviets routed several key German battalions, including many made up of personnel of foreign descent, including some Hungarian units.
A minimum interval of 12 months is reasonable for such sampling, and given seasonal differences, probably the most sensible interval for repeat, intensive, sampling of marked individuals.
Although no huge leaps have been made in new therapies for intensive care patients, marked advances have been made in the process of care.
