Sentence examples for more intensive users from inspiring English sources

In another blog post, by Facebook advertising executive Brian Boland in June 2014, he explained that for more intensive users, the risk of story overload is greater.

Some argue that manufacturing industries are inherently likelier than service industries to make productivity gains, since they are more intensive users of technology, which delivers productivity windfalls as it evolves.

This study has shown that the socially disadvantaged within Western Australia are more intensive users of health services and their outcomes following hospitalisation are worse.

This study has shown that the disadvantaged within Western Australia are more intensive users of hospital services but their outcomes following hospitalisation are worse, consistent with their health status.

Facebook claims that, despite its users' more intensive engagement with the service, it has a significantly lower carbon footprint than Google.

But when the user needs more intensive calculations (e.g., calculating the pairwise distances between many atoms, molecular alignments, etc)., she can install NumPy and SciPy.

This calls for more intensive prevention in PWID, especially targeting young users and those injectors that started drug use recently, and with an increased emphasis on the prevention of injecting risks and HCV infection [ 34- 39].

Augmenting tobacco quitline treatment with IVR-delivered relapse risk screening assessments was acceptable to participants, and successfully identified recently quit tobacco users who may be in need of more intensive or different intervention.

The CAM user group was more likely to have had more intensive therapy for breast cancer, 30% of patients in the CAM group had all three modalities of treatment; surgery, chemotherapy and radiation in comparison with 14% in the non CAM user group (Table 1).

Whether Facebook users will enjoy seeing "relevant" ads or be alienated by more intensive tracking remains to be seen.

We chose the criterion " use of complex services" because these service users are the most experienced within the system, generally having greater needs and requiring more intensive care and support.