Sentence examples for more intensive look from inspiring English sources

It is crucial that this review addresses the kind of deep complexities of practice that I have outlined above, reorienting public debate as well as public policy towards a much more intensive look at what child protection actually involves for frontline staff.

They surveyed 1000 people representing 52 populations and took a more intensive look at caspase-12 in 77 people from China, Africa, and Utah.

This season, though, there appears to be an effort to offer more intensive looks at the outputs of single composers.

If you ever want to sell your preserves, I suggest looking into more intensive sterilization methods, but this one works splendidly for me!

I have a lot of respect of him, for his career and quality, but for the first days – against Sunderland – we were looking for a more intensive game.

I have a lot of respect of him, for his career and quality, but against Sunderland we were looking for a more intensive game.

More intensive therapy may be indicated, further investigation to look for undetected associated injuries or complications might be appropriate; or the clinician may need to investigate the role of nonmedical issues that could be contributing to the patient's disability.

"We just decided that it really made sense to take six weeks and really look at it," she said, "to have more intensive outreach".

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.

Thus, at the first encounter and through the course of treatment in CCC, the BHPs looked for indicators that a Veteran would need a more intensive form of treatment offered through specialty mental health.

Look for things like duplicate charges, incorrect service dates and upcoding, or billing for more intensive treatments than you received.