Sentence examples for not that intensive from inspiring English sources

"Our play is not that intensive," he said.

HP promises 5 hours 30 minutes of juice, but I could only squeeze about 4 hours out of the ProBook, and my tests weren't that intensive.

The results are complex and do not indicate that intensive glycemic control is beneficial overall.

However, recent studies have not demonstrated that intensive glycemic control for 3 6 years with achieved A1C targets from 6.4 to 6.9% reduces macrovascular complications in patients with long-standing type 2 diabetes (7– 9).

In light of the central role of the GK GKRP complex in glucose homoeostasis and its subsequent causal involvement in the pathogenesis of T2D (Type 2 diabetes), hypoglycaemia and hypertriglyceridaemia, it is not surprising that intensive efforts have been directed towards developing pharmacological agents that target both proteins [ 3, 14– 18, 18– 22, 22, 34].

"It's just not that labor-intensive," said Howard Axelrod, an engineer and economist.

It was not to prove that intensive therapy was harmful.

They need machines to churn out their products, but these gizmos aren't that capital intensive.

Another strength of Durham's tech scene is the fact that most startups aren't that capital intensive.

He desperately needed the one thing -- low tech, not so shiny -- that intensive care could give him: the undistracted attention of a nurse.

Our data do not exclude the possibility that intensive insulin therapy or glucose insulin potassium infusions may still be beneficial in this particular subgroup of patients.