Sentence examples for its intensive from inspiring English sources

It has expanded its intensive care unit, brought in extra nurses and doubled up doctors on shifts.

The Harlem Children's Zone is not the only block-by-block effort to ease poverty, though it is unusual in its intensive focus on children.

It is known for its intensive sweet-savory-spicy medley of flavors and the teeming chaos in which it is made, served and consumed on the streets of Mumbai or Delhi.

Due to its intensive use and recalcitrance, it is now considered an emerging pollutant in water, so there is great interest in techniques suitable for its monitoring.

This aspect is critical since such an operation is often unavailable in psychophysical experiments, as it is in physics, due to its intensive properties.

Commissioner McCarthy also pointed out that during two weeks last month, the weekly total of all recorded index crimes -- murder, rape, robbery, grand larceny, car theft, assault and burglary -- was the lowest it has been since the department began its intensive record-keeping under Compstat in 1994.

Since 1988 the church has been the subject of recurring public controversy; anti-cult associations and organizations (UNADFI, CCMM and MILS – then MIVILUDES), former members and the vast majority of media presented it as a dangerous group, mainly because of its intensive missionary activities and healing practices.

While toxic under the simple classification system used in EC Regulation No. 1107/2009, based on its intensive properties and results of monitoring and simulation modeling, it was concluded that there is no justification for classifying CPY or its metabolite, CPYO, as a POP or PBT.

That means the hospital can accept fewer patients, especially in its intensive and critical care units.

Last Friday, the state concluded its "intensive investigation" into the hospital, the commissioner said, concluding that "serious quality problems" existed.

In contrast with its intensive efforts to help locate America's missing, the government has no formal program to account for its own lost soldiers.