Sentence examples for intensively supported from inspiring English sources

The representation, design, and control of dynamic, stochastic, and complex systems (like manufacturing systems) can be intensively supported by KBHSs.

The German chemical industry association VCI has intensively supported its member companies in these activities.

The government intensively supported the chaebol in order to raise the competitiveness of Korean corporations in the international market.

This is clearly in contrast to other integrated disease management studies that applied patient targeted interventions and operated under more intensively supported, time consuming, and strictly regulated conditions.

More intensively supported cCBT might have been more likely to have resulted in a positive outcome but would have diluted the pragmatic evaluation of the effectiveness of cCBT as it is offered in primary care.

Despite the extensive experience with artificially induced malaria in humans, ethics review boards and investigators may be reluctant to take the risk of conducting experiments with an untried medicine in symptomatic patients with falciparum malaria even in intensively supported facilities.

"We are intensively supporting challenged trusts to improve finances, while clamping down on rip off staffing agencies and helping hospitals become more efficient".

Furthermore, our computational simulation and experiments intensively support the hypothetical chiral recognition mechanism for the imprinted microspheres.

Asked to comment on recent polling that shows declining Republican support for repeal, King said, "Those who are intensively for repeal of ObamaCare outnumber those who intensively support it," adding, "that's the number to look at".

A higher effectiveness of 'Individual Placement and Support' (IPS), an intensively studied supported employment intervention in the USA, than of vocational rehabilitation has also been proven in a randomized controlled trial in six European countries with differing labour markets and welfare systems [ 3, 4].

As in Leeds, Essex's reduction has been achieved by "a conscious policy" of working intensively to support families staying together.