Sentence examples for intensive regime from inspiring English sources
The Australian is also warning his reshuffled squad to brace themselves for an intensive regime that will require maximum commitment.
* A mandatory intensive regime for claimants with underlying problems such as mental health, drug addiction or illiteracy.
The most effective form of therapy is an intensive regime in which patients adjust the dose of insulin depending on what they eat.
Alternatively, they could be required to attend job centers each day, while those with problems like drug addiction would be on an "intensive regime of support".
We already have an intensive regime of support called the Work Programme, and today's announcement is an admission it's failing; but instead of putting it right the plan is to shunt the people it's failed onto yet another scheme afterwards.
After an early unsavory use of "aversives" — punishments, including the use of electric cattle prods, to discourage undesired behaviors — Lovaas and his colleagues settled on an intensive regime of bit-by-bit positive reinforcement of desirable behaviors.
"What I have seen over the years is that where children go into secure care settings and are provided with very intensive regimes including a substantial element of therapeutic work, one can see an amazing turnaround.
Workers may be in more frequent contact with livestock in such intensive regimes, so transmission of zoonotic diseases may increase.
Recurrent and progressive tumours in children are treated with more intensive regimes frequently involving temozolomide (TMZ) and irinotecan although the prognosis for these patients is poor [ 1, 18– 22].
Causal pathways might include reduced access to medical treatment and care, differing decisions about or tolerance of intensive regimes, and the influence of other health problems or drug effects on survival.
A recent meta-analysis indicates that high-dose RRT in critically ill patients with AKI does not improve patient survival or recovery of renal function as compared with less-intensive regimes [ 75, 122, 160].
