Sentence examples for manifested intensive from inspiring English sources
The decrease of Shannon's diversity index and evenness index manifested intensive management and reconstruction of landscape by human beings.
The decrease of Shannon's diversity index in Greece manifested intensive management and reconstruction of landscape by human beings, which means reduced landscape heterogeneity and landscape diversity, leading to the decrease of environmental benefits and ecological stability.
Because the gametophytic phase of angiosperms is abbreviated and because it is parasitic on the sporophyte, the maturation of the sporophyte, as manifested by flowering, has received more intensive study in angiosperms than has that of the gametophyte.
This feature of cancer cells and other immortalized cell lines is called "Warburg effect" and is mainly manifested by high glucose uptake followed by intensive lactic acid formation in the cytosol.
The results suggest that fragmentation manifested itself in patient experience as labour-intensive challenges in the management of their condition, such as accessing GP appointments, but most predominantly in managing their repeat prescription.
More intensive phase of mammary development takes place at the onset of puberty and is manifested by the extension and branching of ducts, which is coincident with growth of mammary fat pad, but in the absence of alveolar structures.
In this trial, those patients treated once they were symptomatic, as opposed to when molecular signs of recurrence manifested (measured via a doubling of serum marker levels), fared no worse – suggesting no survival advantage from intensive CA125 surveillance.
Metcalfe's Law manifested.
For instance, CDI patients in a specialty medical unit (e.g. transplant unit) or who manifest CDI while in an intensive care unit (ICU) may not conform to the prediction scheme, even though immunocompromised patients and ICU patients were enrolled into the two analyzed studies, if they were otherwise eligible.
