Sentence examples for intensive no from inspiring English sources

Instead, medicine is one institution among many that vies for control over the cultural use and significance of this technology, and pregnancy is likely to continue to be technologically intensive no matter how his struggle plays out.

On the other hand, the in vivo approach has its merits by being much cheaper and less labor intensive (no need for enzyme purification).

The R-GINDEX, which is based on recommendations of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, classifies the adequacy of care into one of six categories (inadequate, adequate, intermediate, intensive, no care or missing) based on the number of prenatal care visits, the gestational age of the newborn at birth and the date prenatal care was initiated.

By the same token, not every kid needs the kind of intensive, no-matter-what commitment of Friends".

The 101 ideas were presented in the form of a recipe book, and ranged from the sweetly simple ("No. 21: Pour a glass of water and look at it") to the labor-intensive ("No. 52: Using chalk, name all of the bricks that make up a wall").

Despite intensive searches, no trace of this wreck has been found.

And we're not interested in more intensive development, no matter how gorgeous the plan is".

It turns out that resurrection, the culinary kind, at least, is labor intensive and no bargain.

"We are further encouraged that, despite the intensive searches, no trace of Madeleine has been found and this reinforces our belief that she could still be alive.

"We are further encouraged that despite the intensive searches, no trace of Madeleine has been found and this reinforces our belief that she could still be alive.

These tools also signify a cognitive advance in hominins; even with intensive training, no ape has yet mastered the notion of hitting one rock with another at precisely the angle needed to detach a sharp flake.