A more intensive one-on-one intervention may be more successful than a community-wide approach.
Our findings have implications for the design of programs, as less intense interventions may be as effective as more intensive ones.
Students who take Chabot's more intensive one-semester English remediation course pass college-level English at twice the rate of those who took the college's two-semester course".
Third party applications — especially the more intensive ones — are going to be the real determining factor here, and those sorts of apps have to be rebuilt against the 4.0 SDK before they'll play friendly with the new multitasking system.
They recognised the need to have more intensive one-to-one care when someone is dying, but current staffing levels prevent this and this seemed to be a source of frustration for some practitioners.
30 It may be unlikely, however, that postpartum women who are psychologically distressed as a result of perinatal loss would want to meet in a group and these women may require more intensive one-to-one care using a combination of behavioural, social, reproductive and pharmacological interventions when needed.
This suggests that U.S. dairy production is becoming more diverse in its use of production systems, more intensive on the one hand and more likely certified organic and/or pasture-based on the other.
If treatment intensity was judged to be more intensive in one intervention over another, then trials were classified as 'high risk'.
This makes the naphtha steam pyrolysis process a more capital intensive one.
BACCHUS is a corroborative feasibility study but assessing more intensive chemotherapy in one arm.
Moreover, although both the operated CTS and HNP patients had the same kind of pre-operative screening in which the presence of DM was assessed, we cannot exclude the possibility of more intensive screening in one of the two groups which may have resulted in a different DM prevalence within and between the two groups.
