Sentence examples for intensively however from inspiring English sources
He read intensively, however, laying the foundation of his learning.
Knowledge technology has been developing intensively, however with limited success: the concepts such as knowledge, information, and data are still amorphous; limitations are re-confirmed in the predominant formalist reductionist model and lack of organic attributes; there is a lack of coordination and interoperability.
The promoter region of the CA10 gene has been intensively investigated; however, no defined sequence has yet been identified [ 25].
The swamps which formerly covered vast areas of Andapa Basin have been converted to rice paddies which are intensively cultivated; however the Tsimihety traditionally practice slash and burn techniques on the hillsides in preference to irrigated rice fields.
Once a site is intensively invaded, however, the alien may destroy such disassortativeness, making the invaded community less resistant to the entrance of new aliens.
With only 10% of the units intensively surveyed however, population estimates were biased high for low detection probabilities; this bias declined with increasing detection probability.
Protein-level function annotations are intensively curated, however, often ignoring the context of structural domains.
RNA metabolism, including RNA synthesis and RNA degradation, is one of the most conserved biological systems and has been intensively studied; however, the degradation network of ribonucleases (RNases) and RNA substrates is not fully understood.
The association between SARA and milk fat depression is still being discussed very intensively [ 17], however there is very little evidence from field studies that any such relationship exists [ 4].
What of the applicant who has done only a few things, however intensively?
Bat use of modified landscapes such as urban or agricultural environments has been relatively well studied, however, intensively managed plantations have received less attention, particularly in Europe.
