Sentence examples for intensive means from inspiring English sources

The group in Stoke Newington says that given the costs involved, and the fact that these developments are not space intensive, means there are problems with replicating their model in affordable housing.

2) Samplings (21L.310-21L.338, 21L.345-21L.355) are 6-unit subjects that provide both an alternative route into literary study and a less intensive means for students to sustain a commitment to reading and textual interpretation.

Samplings (21L.310[J] to 21L.339[J], 21L.345 to 21L.355) are 6-unit subjects that provide both an alternative route into literary and filmic study and a less intensive means for students to sustain a commitment to reading and textual interpretation.

Median survival seemed to be only modestly improved beyond that achieved with less intensive means of treatment.

In this context, intensive means aggressive and sustained, and management means killing.

By being intensive means you culture the fish fast, but not necessarily in large quantities.

In ACCORD-BP, the achieved intensive mean SBP of 119.3 mmHg was associated with significant improvement in microalbuminuria (15).

The first is that while the behavioral treatment employed was quite intensive (mean completion of 4.64 of 5 pre-quit videos and 3.19 phone calls), the pharmacotherapy employed was relatively non-intensive – two weeks of nicotine patches – which though effective is less so than longer therapy (e.g., 12 weeks) [ 5].

He said that if the pipeline were not built, Canada would probably ship crude oil from the tar sands overseas by tanker, a more carbon-intensive means of distributing oil than pipelines.

The report said that the oil would be extracted whether the pipeline was built or not, and that it could be transported by other, more carbon-intensive means like trucks or rail cars in the absence of Keystone.

In fact, without the pipeline, emissions will presumably rise because the oil sands will be transported by more carbon-intensive means.