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By approximating the control law, an explicit formulation can be obtained, which is computationally less intensive for on-line use.

Tests with several example programs show that Pinocchio is less intensive for certain mathematical operations, including those at the core of some recommendation systems, says Parno.

The changes of the wind erosion hazard are expected to be less intensive for the analyzed periods.

Major efforts have been and are being made to improve the automatic annotation of protein-coding regions, but such efforts have been much less intensive for other parts of the genome, including TEs.

We excluded patients aged ≥ 75 years because the regimens and diabetes education for blood glucose control are usually less intensive for older patients than for younger patients.

The non-harvest season is generally considered the less intensive for workers and the companies where this study took place have some of the most favorable (coolest) climatic conditions compared to other sugarcane growing areas in the country.

72% of physicians were less likely to treat a fit but older patient aggressively; 53% and 79% opted for less intensive treatments for older patients in two clinical scenarios of lymphoma and early breast cancer, respectively.

Yet, a striking discrepancy was observed in the actual treatment choices in the clinical scenarios, with most physicians opting for less intensive treatment for the older compared to the younger patient.

This potentially could allow a more risk-adapted approach to the treatment of aggressive lymphoma: intensive (reinforced) therapies for non-responders vs. less intensive therapies for good responders with the main goal of improved clinical outcome.

Related work by Kessler and Geppert (2005) also found that competition reduced AMI mortality and that it also led to more intensive treatment for sicker patients and less intensive treatment for healthier patients.

This potentially could allow a more risk-adapted approach to treatment of aggressive lymphoma: intensive (reinforced) therapies for non-responders vs. less intensive therapies for good responders with the main goal of improved clinical outcome.