Tracks were lost to postwar development, and the lure of less time-intensive hobbies badly hurt the sport by the 1980s.
Ribéry, who won 81 caps and scored 16 international goals, battled to be fit for the World Cup but despite intensive treatment he failed to make it to Brazil, where France lost to Germany in the quarter-finals.
Making up for lost time The school also offers the Accelerated Learning Programme (ALP), which condenses six years of primary schooling into three years of intensive learning to enable children to make up for the years lost to armed conflict.
Of the 451 included intensive care patients, 252 could be evaluated 6 months after ICU discharge (40 were lost to follow-up, 159 died).
Seventy patients in the intensive group and 68 patients in the conventional group finished the 7-year follow-up (6.67 and 9.33% lost to follow-up, respectively).
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).
Those children who are severely malnourished and have lost their appetites are referred to Intensive Nutritional Rehabilitation Centres (CRENI) that offer specialized emergency care.
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.
In the Look AHEAD (Action for Health in Diabetes) study, patients randomized to intensive lifestyle interventions lost 8.6% of their body weight from baseline after 1 year, and this weight reduction was accompanied by decreases in glycated hemoglobin (A1C) (−0.6%) and fasting plasma glucose (FPG) (−21.5 mg/dL) [ 7].
A 2015 report from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization states that, globally, 25 to 40bn tonnes of topsoil are lost annually to erosion, thanks mainly to ploughing and intensive cropping.
