Sentence examples for more intensive when from inspiring English sources

Competition for places gets more intensive when we choose for study-abroad programmes.

Therefore, Brownian motions of the suspended nanoparticles will become more intensive when the temperature is ascended.

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.

However, it is interesting to notice that while Brownian walks finds less number of patches, the ratio between targets found and visited patches are actually higher, as the search is more intensive when a patch is found.

The above observations led to the conclusion that cavitation is more intensive when the crystallinity is higher and crystals are thicker, which happens during isothermal crystallization at high temperatures.

It is hard to see the point of costly agricultural policies that encourage ever more intensive farming when Britain and its European partners need their farmers to produce less, not more.

However, it can have a larger size for more intensive functions, when used in larger sized pipelines.

Sampling from (12) is computationally more intensive, especially when N is large, but our method is based on a direct approximation of p(a 1 i |a i+1:n,y 1 n ) based on (left (a^{k}_{1:i-1}right)_{1le k le N}) and a i+1:n instead of approximate MCMC draws.

The outer root sheath of hair follicles showed more intensive immunoreactivity when compared to the inner root sheath (Fig. 4).

Data from this study can start to make an evidence based case for selecting those individuals who would benefit from more intensive support when it is available.

This retrospective, observational study showed that patients who were tested with a risk assessment tool received more intensive care when appropriate and had significantly better clinical impact than patients not risk tested.