"intensively experienced" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about having a meaningful or profound experience of something. For example, "The warm summer night was an intensively experienced moment that I will always remember."
The emotions of liking and joy were experienced intensively by a substantial number of shoppers.
This means that the categorization of these studies as regulatory usable or not usable would likely be intensively discussed among experienced risk assessors.
Both of the more intensively treated glycemia groups experienced lower rates of MI, while both of the more intensively treated BP groups experienced lower rates of stroke when compared with the standard BP/standard glycemia group.
Potential selection effects, such as intensively active youth experiencing different home and school settings thereby affecting disruptive behavioural problems differently, could not be substantiated.
Given two types of countries, 'A' and 'B,' where the former experienced more intense colonialism, while the latter was less intensively colonized, 'A' would have a lower incidence of slums than 'B.' Thus, the conclusion that colonialism is associated with less, and not more, slum incidence.
As reported by the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT), it appears that more weight gain is seen in intensively treated type 1 diabetics who experienced at least one severe hypoglycemic episode than in diabetics without a severe hypoglycemic episode.
Although the natural history of urothelial carcinoma of the bladder (UCB) from radical cystectomy (RC) to disease recurrence (DR) has been investigated intensively, the course of patients who have experienced DR after RC for UCB remains poorly understood.
All three more intensively treated groups in the BP trial experienced significantly lower rates of the primary outcome, major CVD, with HRs ranging from 0.67 to 0.74 when compared with the standard BP/standard glycemia group.
It maybe the case, however, that the intensively researched populations have benefitted by a greater provision of ART than is available in the rest of their countries, and so could have experienced larger mortality reductions than at the national level.
The participants with type 1 diabetes monitored blood glucose intensively during the 48 h preceding each study, which was postponed if any blood glucose value was <3.5 mmol/l or if symptoms suggestive of hypoglycemia were experienced.
