The opt-out approach is more intensive in terms of fieldworker time than the opt-in approach and therefore the extra costs involved with this approach have to be taken into account when considering which approach to use.
CTV analysis is very intensive in terms of computational power for large systems as the one present here.
Clinical testing and comparison of algorithms is resource intensive in terms of patients, staff, time, and costs.
The nature of the job opportunities available to these women living in a low resource context were generally ones that were labour intensive in terms of physical activity, such as domestic or factory work, nursing or self employment in small business opportunities.
Third, by nature, exposure to mass-media approaches to stigma change can be short in time, whereas workplace interventions can be more intensive in terms of length and information.
36 A more intensive shared care intervention might thus be more successful in reducing gain in body mass index than was HopSCOTCH, although covering all the factors mentioned above would be resource intensive in terms of both technical and personnel support.
All forms of support reviewed, relied however, on time provided by peers or professionals and were relatively intensive in terms of cost and infrastructure.
This study was extremely intensive, in terms of the number of rats and time required for conduct of the study as well as the data analysis.
To recreate the whole process from the original formulation of this definition of RA would be hugely intensive in terms of financial and human resource, and seems unlikely to yield a vastly different model.
However, this is countered by the estimation that PACT pharmacists were able to see approximately 70% the volume of patients as the standard service, meaning that PACT is 40% more intensive in terms of clinical pharmacy resource.
