Sentence examples for introduction of intensive from inspiring English sources

Patients at different stages of disease may benefit from the early introduction of intensive glycemic control.

A Belgian study reported a significant decrease in the incidence of Toxoplasma seroconversion after the introduction of intensive counselling for pregnant women about toxoplasmosis.

As the introduction of intensive technologies expands around the world and leads to the disruption of the ecological balance in croplands and the spread of crop diseases which previously had no special significance, this study becomes more urgent.

The results achieved through the introduction of intensive interaction therapy in Montenegro have been remarkable.

The effects on in-patient services of the introduction of intensive home treatment have yet to be examined.

Introduction of intensive glycemic control and photocoagulation treatment for DR are examples of the success of this approach.

Introduction: Need of intensive care exceeds its availability in several countries.

These provide the foundation for an extension to hot, dense QCD, which is probed via the introduction of the intensive thermodynamic variables: chemical potential and temperature.

Objectives: This study was aimed to elucidate the clinical factors associated with ICU mortality of advanced lung cancer patients and the effect of intensivist's contribution on their clinical outcomes since the introduction of organized intensive care.

The fragility of marine ecosystems in the face of seemingly rapacious human fishing activity is also the central theme of another HMAP Collection paper, Ruth H Thurstan and Callum Roberts's analysis of the 'ecological meltdown' that has occurred in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland, since the introduction of more intensive fishing methods in the mid-nineteenth century [35].

The introduction of an intensive family- and community-based treatment such as MST will always be associated with additional costs.