Sentence examples for intensive though from inspiring English sources

Duvic et al. described outcomes in 19 recipients of an intensive though reduced intensity conditioning regimen that included total skin electron beam irradiation followed by allogeneic transplant, with 11 patients achieving sustained remissions, and several achieving stable disease after a combination of DLI, immunosuppression withdrawal, and/or chemotherapy (ref. 14).

Traditionally, though, it was always very computationally intensive, though the results tend to look far more realistic.

This is a time-consuming task that is computationally intensive (though not computationally complex).

session of intensive, though intermittent cauterization of a highly vascularized tumor within the sphenoid sinus (shadow area).

In his factories he employed cohorts of skilled glass-blowers and legions of mould-boys.Enormously labour-intensive though the new bulbs were, with more than 200 steps in their manufacture, their light was cheap.

The RAE, labour-intensive though it is, has helped to raise the standard of British research in many subjects to a level just below America's, they say.The RAE is one of two main sources of research money in higher education.

This part of the process is extremely CPU-intensive, though.

You need to keep in mind that some effects are CPU-intensive, though (some lighting and shadow effects which use ray-tracing, particle effects and physics) so it's a good idea to turn those down first if you're getting low framerates.

But molecular biological methods are with, e.g., EUR 300/test (Lehmann et al. 2010), relatively cost-intensive though.

The latter is defined as either land or capital intensive and though this view is different from ours, the difference can be easily reconciled.

18 Delirium has been described as one of the most common types of organ dysfunction encountered in intensive care, though its prevalence is variable across studies.