Sentence examples for intensive table from inspiring English sources

It was considerably cheaper than manual digitisation and field survey, both of which are relatively labour intensive (Table 5) or require high additional costs (Equipment, travel, accommodation).

Information on physical activity at work and physical activity at leisure were each assessed in a four graded question classified as sedentary, moderate, intermediate or intensive (Table  1) [ 47].

A Chinese child as young as six might be persuaded to attend an intensive table-tennis academy — where, to judge from one young man's experience, he'll be expected to play for some six to eight hours a day, six and a half days a week, well into his teens, if he shows real talent.

Follow-up of melanoma patients with 'low-risk' melanomas (<0.75 mm) is highly ineffective and therefore cost-intensive (Table 4).

Mobilization with C+G was more resource-intensive (Table 5), particularly with regard to antibiotics, antifungals, antivirals, and pain medications (note: we did not distinguish between prophylactic and therapeutic use).

Treatment for melioidosis consists of an initial intravenous intensive phase (Table 1) that lasts for 10 14 days (or longer when clinically indicated) and an oral eradication phase (Table 2).

First of all, households' socio-economic characteristics influence daily travel times and can thus be considered to be a determinant of intensive travel (Table 4).

Patients were put on DOTS and regimens with rifampicin, isoniazid, and pyrazinamide (44 patients) or rifampicin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide and either ethambutol (10 patients) or streptomycin (142 patients) were given for 2 months of intensive phase (table 1).

Ten (31.3%) patients were admitted to intensive care (Table 1).

This included three readmissions, three reoperations and one admission to intensive care (Table 4).

While no functional data were provided, the reported radiographic progression favoured the intensive treatment (table 1).