First, patients receiving HIV care might have experienced more intensive interaction with medical providers.
We did not find significant differences in the hyperreflectivity of demarcation line at any stage of the 24-month follow-up after the accelerated CXL procedure, which might result from the more intensive interaction of a higher UVA power on the cornea.
Physically, this implies that some segments of molecules in microvolumes form the short-range order structures with higher density and more intensive intermolecular interaction (fluctuation network nodes).
That the association was strongest with cagA+ H. pylori strains suggests that the more intensive host-interaction of these organisms may influence disease expression.
The adsorption sites next to the cluster are very characteristic, and the interactions are more intensive due to the interactions of zeolite and the Ir cluster both playing an important role.
The larger the E (2) value, the more intensive is the interaction, i.e., the more donation tendency from electron donors to electron acceptors and the greater the extent of conjugation in the whole system [58].
Additionally, IPM will require more intensive knowledge of biological interactions in the soil and the timely management of that information, which may not be practical in low input systems.
In general, more intensive interventions involving human interaction and support were associated with larger effects on pain-related processes and outcomes.
As traffic density increases, the inter-vehicle interaction gets more intensive.
