Sentence examples for method an intensive from inspiring English sources

He has devised what he calls "my historical method," an intensive monthlong series of daily exercises he urges Kallen to follow.

Graphene was prepared by a new feasible method using an intensive cavitation field in a pressurised ultrasonic batch reactor.

The case study method involves an intensive analysis of a single-bounded unit that draws upon a variety of data and perspectives in order to provide a rich and detailed account of that unit (Yin [2008]).

This is the reason why the sol-gel synthesis method has gone an intensive development.

Brewing techniques are broken down, some recognizable, like dry-hopping, and some that may be of interest only to brewers, like decoction, an intensive method of blending water and grains to begin the brewing.

The method is based on an intensive field survey of the alluvial storage along the main stream reaches from which a scaling law between the average thickness of alluvial deposits and their width was established in order to predict the volume of alluvial deposits in the entire stream network.

Cohort event monitoring (CEM) is an intensive method of post-marketing surveillance for medicines safety.

The asymptotic properties of models with an indeterminate parameter (which cannot be identified from the distribution) have been analysed [ 18- 21] but I was unable to use these methods and therefore took an intensive computational approach, which applies to the given set of records rather than asymptotically.

If no differences between tested groups could be identified with the scoring method, a more labor intensive quantitative approach could be used where measurement of vessel density could detect subtle changes in the neovasculature.

A doctor was discussing a new method of treatment for stutterers, an intensive three-week program in Roanoke.

Nevertheless, due to the use of an intensive extraction method, which was specifically designed to recover as much of the non-radioactive test substance as possible, there were practically no "non-extractable residues" (NERs).