Sentence examples for intensive recruitment from inspiring English sources

LexisNexis, the largest and fastest growing part of Reed Elsevier, for one, is on an intensive recruitment drive this year.

APCO would engage in the "intensive recruitment of high-profile representatives from business and industry, scientists, public officials, and other individuals interested in promoting the use of sound science".

BAQUBA, Iraq — Members of United States-allied Awakening Councils have quit or been dismissed from their positions in significant numbers in recent months, prey to an intensive recruitment campaign by the Sunni insurgency, according to government officials, current and former members of the Awakening and insurgents.

His tale is worth revisiting as an insight into the personal challenges that are a by-product of Chelsea's intensive recruitment of young players.

Colby College publicly thrills to its bounty, the result of an intensive recruitment effort that was the talk of higher-education circles, because it struck many observers as such a bald attempt to raise the school's stature not through the classroom but through the admissions office.

In the other two events, one of four weeks during August September 2004 and the second of five weeks during October November 2004, we observed intensive recruitment, including the two study species [22], [45].

Patients were randomized to an intensive alveolar recruitment maneuver (ARM) or a moderate ARM strategy.

An intensive alveolar recruitment protocol did not result in hemodynamic instability in hypoxemic patients after cardiac surgery (NCT01502332).

The aim of the present study is evaluate whether adding an intensive alveolar recruitment protocol improves clinical outcomes and reduces healthcare utilization in patients undergoing cardiac surgery.

The aim of this study was to analyze the hemodynamic behavior of patients included in a trial of intensive alveolar recruitment after cardiac surgery.

The potential benefits of a protocol of intensive alveolar recruitment may be outweighed by its detrimental effects in hemodynamic stability after cardiac surgery.