Sentence examples for more intensively from from inspiring English sources

We will assess our sample in relation to indices of social deprivation (by postcode) and, if necessary, adjust our recruitment targets to sample more intensively from areas with higher or lower social deprivation.

The beneficial effects of restoring levels of synovial tissue androgens might be clinically more evident in male RA patients because they suffer more intensively from the inflammation-related decrease of androgens, owing to the stimulatory action of TNF on the conversion of androgens into estrogens in synovial tissue [ 6].

White House officials said they began planning more intensively for the Iraq rollout in July.

The Mara is fast becoming one of the more intensively studied areas from the viewpoint of economic returns to different land use choices, especially wildlife-based tourism options, but even so, studies can barely keep pace with the rate at which land tenure arrangements and tourism enterprises are evolving.

There may be individual differences in behavioral reactions to stress, some people eating more and gaining weight during stress, some smoking more intensively when suffering from stress and some people becoming physically inactive during stressful periods of life.

Based on our a-priori hypothesis that social workers would use CM more intensively than clinicians from any other discipline, we created the additional variable "social workers (SW) versus others".

The foliage of infested poplar trees emitted several individual compounds and total sesquiterpenes more intensively than foliage from non-infested plants [Fig. 2; Additional files 4: Table S3, 8: Table S5].

Over a longer sampling period, parameter estimates from 100 genomes maintain similar accuracy and precision to estimates from more intensively sampled datasets.

Since the velocity of the grain boundary near the particle varies more intensively than that away from the particle, the shape of the grain boundary is considerably deformed during the Zener pinning process.

This incomplete annotation presumably reflects the poor representation in the databases of genes and proteins unique to these relatively understudied organisms, as well as the great phylogenetic distance of the dinoflagellates from more intensively studied groups.

With this in mind, we performed cropping around the wind turbine area more intensively, and obtained 70 frames from each image by shifting a 500 ×500 pixel window through the area.