Sentence examples for most intensive to from inspiring English sources

Work history at the WTC site was documented across five analytic time periods aimed at representing a gradient of exposure to respiratory irritants from most intensive to least intensive: day 1 (11 September), day 2 (12 September), days 3 7 (13 17 September), weeks 2 15 (18 September 31 December 2001), and weeks 16 40 ( January 30 June 2002).

"It represents the maximum, most intensive effort to get to a solution".

The horseradish-like vegetable is regarded as one of the most intensive crops to grow.

The Reagan library was the scene of some of the most intensive efforts to grab the Reagan mantle when eight presidential candidates debated there last September.

And the maneuvering took place on a day that showed all the complicated political crosscurrents that have put the House on the brink of the most intensive effort to change the campaign laws in years.

As the audience ponders its intricately layered pulse and shimmer, few would suspect that the young composer does his most intensive listening to gamelan while he plays his Xbox 360.

In theory, combination of individually optimized cellular components of respective lineages should elicit most intensive EMIs to form hair follicles.

One of the world's most intensive efforts to restore coastal mangrove forests is failing--in large part because people are planting the trees in the wrong places.

Despite what may be the world's most intensive effort to map faults and assess risks by a notoriously earthquake-prone and earthquake-conscious nation, such a strong quake was not anticipated for the region, says University of Tokyo geophysicist Robert Geller.

Providing only the most intensive treatment to specific patients, will reduce the costs of the intervention.

The RT probe displayed the most intensive hybridisation to B-genome chromosomes [ 27].