Sentence examples for more intensive process from inspiring English sources

The chancellor also argued that a future customs arrangement could require "significant physical infrastructure changes at ports of entry and exit – not only in UK but continental Europe" and could mean a "need to train large numbers of people in anticipation of a much more intensive process at borders".

In both the "flip-x" and "flip-y" condition, only half of the information is flawed, making it necessary to selectively discard erroneous information, while retaining veridical relationships, which may be a more intensive process.

As the drop-out rate becomes higher, more word candidates drop out of the cohort, reflecting a more intensive process of selection.

In addition, the WHO plans to identify pilot countries to participate in a more intensive process of establishing sustainable, equity-oriented surveillance systems for monitoring health inequality.

Some people with deep scars skip the "micro" and go straight for dermabrasion, which is a more intensive process that goes deeper into the skin.

This started with the development of EST and cDNA technologies, was followed by high-throughput genome sequencing and then progressed through routine large-scale transcriptome sequencing, and finally to yet more intensive processes such as RNA-seq, Chip-seq and DNaseI-seq.

Among the other proposals being considered to ensure safety is to install better lighting within the shelters as well as to adopt a more intensive screening process.

A spokesman for the regulator said it was conducting a more intensive vetting process on the controlling parties in the deal and IMB's top management.

This means that we have a much more intensive vetting process for the few charities we recommend than other evaluators.

Consequently, TPS-treated cells undergo a more intensive differentiation process leading up to AL than TS and PS-treated cells.

In addition, the exploitation of the oil is a much more energy intensive process.