Sentence examples for more time intensive from inspiring English sources

"It is much more time intensive and staff intensive," Britton said.

We found that building relationships with agencies and communities was more time intensive and took longer that we had hoped.

This approach allowed rapid, albeit preliminary, screening of many thousands of alloys and identification of promising candidate compositions, some of which are reported in this paper, for more time intensive experimental validations and assessments.

It's much more difficult and it is much more time intensive.

Raising younger children (aged 0 12) is relatively more time intensive and less money intensive.

A cheaper, however, more time intensive method is the determination by F-ISE.

Still, taking an opioid may be viewed as easier "than more time-intensive use of other therapies," the editorial said.

Group expectations and accountability - With regards to more time-intensive projects, students expect accountability of individual group members.

But he noted that a nontraditional investment was going to be more time-intensive — hence the name, self-directed.

She also found that gender and providers' civilian status created additional barriers that meant that some mental health providers needed to use more time-intensive tactics and took longer to achieve the same relational influence as others.

However, the knowledge-based model was much more time-intensive than the classification trees, and failed to classify all pixels within the study area even after multiple iterations of the model.