Sentence examples for more intense levels from inspiring English sources

Some take exams lightly and others, as far as Spielberger and Vagg (1995) are concerned, "experience more intense levels of state anxiety when taking tests" (p. 6).

"He'll keep doing the strength and conditioning work he has been doing, but it'll be more about getting on the field with the ball at more intense levels as he goes along.

For example, although approximately $25 million in VAWA funds go to support mandatory arrest policies, a recent Harvard study found that such policies actually lead to more intense levels of violence.

Such behavioral changes might limit our ability to validly estimate the associations between more intense levels of these exposures and menstrual cycle factors, because there are fewer women at the extreme levels of exposure.

Heart rates during the workday are presented in Figure 2 (data from year 1); the majority of the day was spent at heart rates that were below 120 b/min with a relatively short exposure to more intense levels of exercise.

(a) A heterogeneous distribution of activity with higher intensities in areas corresponding to a more intense level of staining with H and Ch2R, 48 h (left) and 72 h (right).

I just did it at a more intense level".

Those without the ID cards would receive a more intense level of security.

"Many companies have found that they must deal with a far more intense level of scrutiny from politicians and regulators, who are pursuing their own agendas.

Set on Kauai, in the jungle beneath Mount Waialeale, "Endurance: Hawaii" combines the grueling physical and mental challenges of the previous two editions but at a more intense level -- and with a twist.

In E.T. the same impulse works at an even more intense level of manipulation; we're caught in the maddening moment from Peter Pan where the audience must clap to show their belief in fairies and so resurrect expiring Tinkerbell.