Sentence examples for more intensive first from inspiring English sources

2 FI = family intervention; cost of FI shown is that of the more intensive first year.

The intensive phase for both interventions includes a more intensive first six months and a less intensive second six months.

Although some scientists argue that the Great Acceleration should be used to mark the dawn of the Anthropocene, others, including Crutzen, note that the Great Acceleration simply marked the beginning of the Epoch's more intensive second phase.

For patients with a FIGO score of 6 treated with MTX/FA, the primary success rate is 31% however, it is apparent that only half of this group started on MTX/FA with the others starting directly with more intensive first-line therapies so potentially, positively biasing this result.

Talented children as young as seven are sent to special district schools for more intensive training the first step on a ladder whose acme is the national baseball team.

23 The intervention program was more intensive during the first year, when the changes in clinical characteristics were particularly large.

Ten years duration of campaign, more intensive during the first two years and with periodic reinforcement over the ten-tear period.

Better outcomes after relapse might be observed in patients who received reduced intensity conditioning for the first SCT and more intensive conditioning for the second SCT.

Under the new policy, parents of students who fail English competency tests will be asked to enroll their children in one of four programs: traditional bilingual education; English as a second language classes; a more intensive English as a second language program; or dual language, a program in which students may be taught in Spanish one day and English the next.

Patients who continue to report stress symptoms after the first step will thereafter be given more intensive treatment at the second step of the programme.

To address these limitations we applied a strategy with a first gentle shearing step before immunoprecipitation and a second more intensive shearing of purified de-crosslinked DNA after immunoprecipitation to additionally fragment all material into small fragments suitable for next-generation sequencing.