Until relatively recently, people read "intensively," Darnton says.
One of the reasons for this is that sulfur limitation also can lead to photoproduction of hydrogen in green algae, a mechanism that has been studied intensively (Ghirardi et al., 2009; Melis, 2007).
Since 2007, Amnesty has campaigned intensively alongside Davis's family and other supporters for a series of new trials or hearings.
Richard C. Holbrooke, who negotiated intensively with Mr. Milosevic to reach the 1995 Dayton accords that ended the Bosnian war, said he was very pleased that the former Yugoslav leader "is on his way to a well-deserved detention and trial".
Officials say Mr. Powell learned from that experience and has negotiated intensively with Mr. Martin in recent weeks to reshape Mr. Powell's media-ownership rule plan, which has led to a tentative accord.
In long-tailed macaques, males seem able to discern a female's fertile phase (Engelhardt et al. 2004) and alpha and beta males are the only males to mate-guard females intensively (de Ruiter et al. 1994; Engelhardt et al. 2006).
The use of non-pathogenic strains of bacteria to transfer effector genes and therapeutic proteins selectively to the tumour microenvironment is being intensively investigated (Minton et al, 1995; Zheng et al, 2000; Theys et al, 2001; King et al, 2002; Liu et al, 2002).
Mr. Davis and Mr. Vick are occupied with the Mozart operas, and intensively so: Mr. Vick is staging all three, and for a short period at the end of this month Mr. Davis will be conducting the three productions on consecutive nights.
Molitor then began coaching her daughter in tennis intensively, and Hingis improved rapidly.
Head chef Mohm trained intensively with Thompson at the Bangkok Nahm and the menu reflects this – there's a delicious Thai green curry, a finger-licking good dish of crab from the seaside hamlet Kep with Kampot pepper with chilli jam and a fiery kick.
