Sentence examples for least intensively from inspiring English sources

Davis contends that if our goal is to kill as few animals as possible, then people should eat the largest possible animal that can live on the least intensively cultivated land: grass-fed beef for everybody.

Noteworthy, was that fog and dew precipitation levels and soil water potentials at the centres of the least intensively heated chambers did not differ significantly from those in the ambient environment, even during the critical dry summer and early autumn seasons.

In both figures, the least intensively treated group (standard BP/standard glycemia group or standard lipid/standard glycemia group) serves as the reference group.

"There's been an intense effort since the early 70s at least but intensively since 1979 to keep minors terrified about cannabis," explains Mark Kleiman, a UCLA professor who is advising Washington state officials on their legalization program.

Companies are likely to find themselves scrutinised at least as intensively as they were under the administration of Bill Clinton, when many senior antitrust officials in the justice department and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) cut their teeth on a celebrated anti-monopoly lawsuit against Microsoft.

The development of cost-efficient genotyping methods based on high-throughput sequencing (Binladen et al. 2007) is likely to greatly improve possibilities to assign samples to heterogeneous, poorly differentiated groups based on multilocus genotypes at least for intensively studied "model" species.

The presented multi-agent systems have been implemented as prototypes or, at least, simulation models and intensively studied.

Women who showed the least ability to exercise intensively and required extra time for their heartbeats to return to normal had a risk of cardiovascular death three and a half times as great as other women, the researchers found.

"You cull intensively for at least four years, you will have a net benefit of reducing TB in cattle of 12%to16%6%.

Researchers are recruiting 10,000 adults across the United States who will be examined in extreme detail and followed intensively for at least four years.

And not least of all, in this intensively record-conscious summer of sport, he is surrounded by talk of his chances to make tennis history the next two weeks.