Combination of various conducting polymers with magnetic iron-oxides is more and more intensively investigated, because materials possessing both high magnetic susceptibility and high conductivity can be used in different applications, such as nonlinear optics, electrical, and magnetic shielding, magnetic electrocatalysis, and as microwave absorbers [14].
First, better educated individuals use public health services more intensively, for instance because they screen more frequently.
Moreover, methods of cultivation would vary with land cultivated more intensively near the city, because the more valuable land near the city would demand a high rate of return.
Even more importantly, participants might have studied these pictures more intensively than the faces, because they were seeking the hidden rule (the category) behind them.
We expected that if voles perceive shrews as a risk for their offspring, they would (i) use the stations more intensively than without shrews, because they represent a valuable and predictable food source near the nest, (ii) concentrate foraging activities on stations near the nest to stay close to the offspring, and (iii) maximize time in the nest to successfully defend the young.
The female half of the teenage market has been studied more intensively than the male, partly because girls get married much younger now than the, used to (boys do, too, but the bride does the buying), and partly because in '44, in response to these phenomena, the magazine Seventeen was founded.
The increase in the supercooled liquid region is achieved mostly because Tx rises more intensively than Tg with Pt content.
The phloem anatomy and latex flow kinetics in rubber trees are more intensively studied than other laticiferous plants because of their commercial importance.
R. Nicholas Burns, Under Secretary for Political Affairs explained the US proposal: "We seek a partnership with them so that we can train more intensively and grow closer to them because we are deployed with them.
In general, female osteoporosis has been more intensively investigated than male osteoporosis, probably because the prevalence of osteoporotic fractures is much higher in women than in men [ 42].
