Sentence examples for more intensive coverage from inspiring English sources

"The market is requiring more intensive coverage," says Kingman Penniman, who runs a research firm called KDP.But the rise of independents, as well as the growing importance of other predictors of default such as credit-default swaps and other financial derivatives, are unlikely to slow down the expansion of the rating agencies' reach as financial markets continue to grow around the world.

An attempt was made to gain representation of all major heteropteran groups available, with more intensive coverage of certain groups.

This was due an overall increase in ART, rather than more intensive coverage, as participation remained at the same level and only a few cycles were contributed by the new country that joined the Consortium.

In the illustrative experiments described here, we limited scope of the study to 40 markers of known position along one linkage group (LG4) of Arabidopsis thaliana, although the application of more markers to the same pools could equally be used (or re-used) to generate genome-wide and/or more intensive genome coverage.

In summary, truckers who had intensive coverage were more likely to use condom consistently with paid female partners.

Vine richness and coverage were less in more intensive treatments, but 2 diversity indices differed on whether vine diversity was likewise affected.

"It's much more intensive.

"The gunfire became more and more intensive.

It's quicker and more intensive".

"We then launched a more intensive investigation".

The story received intensive coverage; the remarks of victims' families have been widely broadcast.