Health Affairs web exclusive, 28 January 2010; 10.1377/hlthaff.2009.0609. 5. "It's basically a paper in the New England Journal of Medicine that says even risk adjustment is so difficult to do because it appears to be the case that the more intensive areas that we've all been talking about seem to be engaging in some kind of diagnostic up-coding.
The abundance of farmland specialist birds was significantly lower by 20% in the more intensive areas as compared to less intensive ones.
Water samples collected from the more intensive areas of natural gas development exhibited statistically significantly more estrogenic, antiestrogenic, or antiandrogenic activity than references sites with either no operations or fewer operations (Kassotis et al. 2014).
Faced with stagnant budgets, poorly paid staffs and long waiting lists for facilities that offer more intensive care, the network of centers in the New York area is being strained as never before, experts say.
Field inventories could be targeted toward more intensive sampling of areas likely to have higher carbon heterogeneity, potentially reducing the estimation uncertainties of any local carbon geography.
Sandra Bell, nature campaigner at Friends of the Earth, said: "The political agenda in the UK is very clearly about using offsetting as way of speeding up the planning process and allowing more intensive development in certain areas with offsets located in areas where land is cheaper.
Mr. Saldana said the shooting was most likely a response by drug smugglers to the Border Patrol's more intensive searches of the area.
Because of a concern about potential selection bias in our response, two buildings of similar housing stock were targeted in the exposed area and in the control area for more intensive outreach.
"We're both long in the tooth in this business and between us have covered all aspects of it, but to be honest we do have more intensive experience in different areas".
He said that if ministers were planning to support an introduction, further trials should take place in more intensive farming and forestry areas before any decisions were made.
