Sentence examples for intensive there from inspiring English sources

"A.S.R. is not land intensive, there's no evaporation or soil loss, it's almost like a giant holding tank".

Although the development of MgB2 wires has been very intensive there is only a little information about their performance in magnet applications.

Though the PBMC sampling in this study was intensive, there was a four-week period between vaccination and PBMC collection.

Although time consuming and resource intensive, there is precedent for successful breeding and repatriation in another species of Galápagos tortoise (C. hoodensis) endemic to Española [3].

As these are more labour intensive, there may be an impact on the turnaround time for results and on clinical decision making.

Mixed, low-input farming is complex and must be skills-intensive; there is little advantage in scale-up so the default farm size is small to medium.

As he writes, "As an industry becomes more ordinary capital-intensive, there is less entry of small firms and fewer establishment openings by large firms".

Because the output of the screening-level assays can only be evaluated in a limited number of animal study designs (all time- and resource-intensive), there is a need to rethink the way that we approach chemical testing.

With the economies of most countries becoming increasingly sophisticated and knowledge-intensive, there is a greater need for the existence of an efficient network that will enable decision-makers to have access to timely and accurate data to facilitate decision-making and transaction sealing.

He remained in intensive care there for months.

Despite such intensive exposure there has never been a real insight into a place often accused of being 'closed'closed