Many growers chose to produce fresh cranberries because, though it is more labor intensive, it is more profitable.
Wet rice is more productive and more labour intensive: it supports as well as requires higher populations.
And based on the information developed in those low-level inquiries, agents opened 427 more intensive investigations, it says.
And even though mobile websites are often not as popular as apps, they are more intensive when it comes to network usage, and so when looking at mobile data traffic, mobile web browsing plays a much stronger role.
Cindy Balser, senior vice president of consumer credit products for Key Bank in Cleveland, says underwriting in 2014 is more intensive than it was a decade ago.
Remand tends to require higher levels of security and more intensive supervision; it can be more costly; and planning correctional space can be difficult given that the length of time spent in remand is not predictable," the report reads.
Compared with methods such as agglomerative clustering, our approach may be computationally more intensive, but it has the ability to search the solution space much more thoroughly and also allows us to recognize multiple clusters containing the same allele.
However, treatment of a vaginal relapse is more intensive, as it consists of both external beam radiotherapy (EBRT and VBTT.
On this domain, research on (2i) patent and intellectual property issues is more intensive, but it does not represent a highly ranked desired policy.
Although the completion of a duplicate diet study is more labor intensive, it results in a more detailed and personalized view per volunteer regarding the HBCD exposure compared with a market basket study.
