Where the abstraction of water for irrigation is intensive, seepage water through the banks has contributed to river bank failure.
In six of 10 FTC, the immunostaining for pendrin was intensive and homogenously distributed through the tumoral area, and in the remaining four cases intermediate reactivity was observed.
She will also also have a shifting team of black-clad helpers, described as "guards" not assistants, and drawn mainly from performance and arts students who have themselves been through intensive training.
However, some country heterogeneity at the European level is found through intensive sensitivity analysis.
The performance of the gHFSPNN is demonstrated through intensive experimentation where we use a number of modeling benchmarks—synthetic and experimental datasets are already being used in fuzzy or neurofuzzy modeling.
It is shown through intensive comparisons and tests that the present analytical model is valid for a trench/channel or shoal/breakwater with the maximal slope being at least 1 1.5.
Prescribing principles are nevertheless unlikely to evoke substantial change unless their dissemination and promotion is sustained through intensive continuing educational programmes for physicians and pharmacists.
The factory's compliance with these standards is verified through intensive on-the-ground monitoring of the factory by the same independent labour rights organisation that calculated the living wage.
The ACCORD trial was designed to determine whether cardiovascular event rates in T2DM could be reduced through intensive glycemic control, intensive blood pressure control, and lipid management targeting triglycerides and HDL cholesterol in addition to LDL cholesterol.
He gives as an example his own current work helping revive Altrincham, a town that was "in intensive care", through transforming its market into a haven of craft and good food.
