Sentence examples for lost intensive from inspiring English sources

Of those with current disorder at baseline 26 (84%) lost intensive support after leaving adolescent services.

Some 98% of English meadows have been lost to intensive farming, but the rate of loss nearly doubled after the EU said it wanted to protect grasslands.

Theory predicts that the number of fish species increases with river size in natural free-flowing rivers, but the relationship is lost under intensive exploitation of water resources associated with dams and/or landscape developments.

There are fears beds could be lost at an intensive care unit (ICU) and a cancer ward at a mid Wales hospital.

Though co-creator Damon Lindelof worked on the mythology-intensive "Lost," it's clear that "The Leftovers" has different goals from the ABC show, and solving an elaborate puzzle isn't one of them.

After getting off the phone with a friend who recently lost her hair to intensive chemotherapy, I was distressed to read about the wig burning by Orthodox Jews in Williamsburg (news article, May 17).

Weight can also take the form of ideas, and the Independent is fairly rich in concept-based art that might be lost in the object-intensive context of, say, the Armory Show.

Maternity units at four hospitals - Fairfield in Bury, Rochdale Infirmary, Trafford and Salford Hope - will close in the shake-up and Salford will also lose its neonatal intensive care unit.

In April fears were also raised that beds could be lost in the hospital's intensive care unit and on a cancer ward.

This observation is consistent with the hypothesis that potentially more 'fragile' apoptotic and non-proliferating cells are disproportionably lost by the more processing intensive CEK method.

In contrast, 5 patients were diagnosed with acute mixed humoral/cellular rejection and lost their grafts despite receiving intensive courses of immunosuppressive therapy and returned to dialysis.