Sentence examples for more intensive techniques from inspiring English sources

In Canadian boreal forests, while basic silvicultural regeneration techniques such as planting, seeding, scarifying, and tending, have been employed since the 1940's, more intensive techniques (intensive forest management (IFM)) such as increased area planted, pre-commercial and commercial thinning, extra tending events, fertilizing, and short rotations may soon be used.

This Mississippian culture was based on more intensive cultivating techniques than the Hopewell and resulted in impressive concentrations of population in large towns through the southern and central Mississippi Valley and in several areas of the southeastern United States.

This simplified solution is beneficial for system modeling and optimization when more intensive numerical techniques are prohibitive.

The rings were processed to α-cellulose using the Brendel method (Brendel et al. [2000]) modified for small samples (Evans and Schrag [2004]) and specifically for kauri, which appears to require more intensive extraction techniques than other resinous conifers (Brookman and Whittaker [2012]).

Visual rating of atrophy has shown to be a quick and reproducible method to assess the degree of atrophy in a clinical setting, compared to more labour intensive techniques like volumetric analysis.

In the DS method, two survey techniques are used: (1) a rapid, inexpensive technique and (2) a more intensive and expensive technique.

The principal reason is that as Daqing's fields age, they require more energy-intensive techniques, such as high pressure water and polymer injections.

While NSIM is computationally more intensive than other alignment techniques such as relative mean squared error (used in [4]), it was found to be more robust [5].

Additional (but far more costly and labor intensive) techniques, such as titration with known amounts of stable isotope labeled 'proteotypic' peptides uniquely representing each proteins will be needed to obtain precise quantifications (reviewed in [20]).

Though docking programs are optimized for speed rather than accuracy, more accurate, albeit computationally intensive, techniques for predicting binding affinity do exist.

20, 22 More recent studies showed acceptable results regarding mortality and survival because of better surgical techniques, centralization, and more intensive perioperative care.