Sentence examples for of how intensive from inspiring English sources

Our study was initiated and completed before the results of the major outcome trials that have fuelled the controversies of how intensive glycemic lowering impacts severe hypoglycemia and cardiovascular events (9– 12) were published and thus may serve as a useful benchmark for future comparisons of how practice patterns may evolve.

She says the programs, most of which are just one or two years old, vary in terms of how successful and how intensive they are.

"As an intervention for autism, the A.B.A. movement was one of the first to suggest how intensive the intervention has to be — maybe 40 hours a week — to see results.

We use a case study of the mountain date palm (Phoenix loureiroi Kunth), harvested in South India to produce brooms, to present a conceptual framework illustrating how intensive harvest of a common species interacts with other anthropogenic management practices, plant-animal interactions and surrounding environmental conditions.

From the clinical perspective, these findings are significant by helping obstetricians to make decisions on the management of the high-risk women; how intensive follow-up is required, whether hospitalization is essential, and whether it is necessary to be prepared to early delivery in a tertiary care center.

The purpose of this study was to determine how intensive replanting affected tropical forest regeneration and biomass accumulation over ten years.

We also really have no conclusive understanding of the biologic plausibility to explain how intensive insulin would decrease death or organ failure or nosocomial infection - is it through anti-inflammatory pathways, or because insulin is a vasodilator that may increase microperfusion, or by other unrealized mechanisms of action?

But the sight of what amounted to an immense three-dimensional collage being fitted and hammered together gives a sense of how labor intensive Mr. Bradford's art is, and how formally versatile his career has been.

Harvard College recently reduced the size of its writing classes to 10 students, in recognition of how labor intensive it is to teach students how to write well -- even to these Ivy League students.

Table 2 shows an outline of how the intensive treatment might progress.

The survey of how Canadian intensive care units (ICUs) prevent and diagnose venous thromboembolism (VTE) presented in this issue of Critical Care illustrates considerable variability.