Sentence examples for more intensive which from inspiring English sources

From the thermodynamic point of view, the atoms become more active and the motion of the atoms is more intensive, which means greater amplitude in its equilibrium position.

Note that the increase of shell thickness were in agreement with the data in XRD that the hexagonal NaYF4 diffraction peaks became more and more intensive, which further implied that the NaYF4 crystals existed in the form of hexagonal shell.

He was a bit winded; the Canadian game has fewer downs and is more pass intensive, which explains why C.F.L. quarterbacks make better transitions to the N.F.L. than running backs do.

Longer hospital stay, which is one of a marker for greater severity of illness, also might have identified high risk candidates requiring more intensive care, which could lead an increasing chance of MRSA transmission.

Hare numbers have plunged by about 80% in recent decades, largely as a result of changing farming practices and more intensive agriculture, which has affected their food supply and habitat.

The soil is moderately permeable and the infiltration rate can absorb most of the rain except for more intensive rains which can cause considerable surface flow and erosion.

The researchers questioned these graduates about the career help that they had received over the years, including both informal mentorship and more intensive "sponsorship," which involves working with a (usually) high-powered ally that actively fights for the career advancement of the individual he or she is sponsoring.

In addition, dual/triple therapy necessitates more visits for prescription refills, exposing the woman to more intensive support, which may increase understanding of importance of PMTCT, acceptance of HIV status, and client's connectedness with the healthcare system.

However, the added CT treatments for the IM group might have exposed those patients to a more intensive management, which in turn may help to explain the trend towards more positive results for IM identified for some variables.

It causes the patient less anxiety (Nissen et al. 2011) and permits more intensive training, which has led to faster recovery when using the anterolateral approach (Kuijer et al. 2009, Sharma et al. 2009).

In addition, the majority of patients who have failed initial conventional chemotherapy usually respond poorly to salvage chemotherapy and cannot tolerate more intensive chemotherapy which may increase the risk of infectious morbidity in an immune-compromised population [3], [4].