Some patients received more intensive chemotherapy by adding methotrexate to CHOP or by increasing the dose intensity (ACVBP).
This doubling of sites is due to 3 main factors: addition of new sites by existing implementing partners; addition of sites by new PEPFAR-supported partners; and more intensive efforts by the research team to identify family planning sites within each health zone.
Tuesday's speech, his advisers say, reflects the start of a more intensive effort by Mr. McCall to put himself in the spotlight, and to draw contrasts with Mr. Pataki.
This study assesses the possibility that variation in food availability and origin may together affect urchin condition and feeding rates such that they account for more intensive grazing (by Heliocidaris erythrogramma) on sheltered than exposed coasts (South Australia).
IN her book, she writes that once the housing bubble bursts, many owners of suburban lots will "no doubt sell their land and buildings to developers who plan to put them to more intensive use by building apartment houses, low-cost condominiums and spaces for small businesses".
Basically, it's a lightweight app that lets you run more intensive apps by grabbing just the basics of that app that you need.
A study that fails to meet any one of the criteria would get a more intensive review by HHS and other agencies and possibly a recommendation that it be transferred to an agency that does classified research, such as the defense or homeland security departments, if reviewers thought the results might be too dangerous to share.
Programs that are more intensive (indexed by variables such as number of home visits per week, number of hours per day, days per week, and weeks per year) produce larger positive effects than do less intensive interventions.
They offer more intensive treatment by multi-professional teams.
Indeed, in all six patients who received a more intensive treatment by the CE regimen, only two chemotherapy courses were required.
