Sentence examples for rather intensive from inspiring English sources

Wearable tech helps to bridge the gap between patients who have access to rather intensive weight loss treatments and the very many who don't".

Management is rather intensive and not designed to maintain biodiversity.

Aforementioned maxima might (but not necessarily) take place for relatively simple images corrupted by rather intensive noise.

Unlike conventional Luenberger observers, where the design calculations are rather intensive and the implementation is a challenge in real time even for low order systems, the design and implementation of the neural observer is very simple and straightforward.

For instance, relying on (1) to infer the parameters of the network (i.e., the stochastic rate constants ) may in principle be possible [13]; however, it is computationally rather intensive to do so.

The samples annealed at 500 700 °C showed rather intensive PL decaying with the increasing time of illumination; therefore, the Raman spectra were recorded when some approximately "saturated" state was achieved.

It was an indisputable Novel, but it was extensive rather than intensive.

But a shift to a much less fossil-fuel dependent agriculture would almost inevitably see that reverse with more extensive rather than intensive production.

The filth and the toil did not deter her; it merely reinforced her longing for an old-fashioned hill farm rather than intensive production in industrial-sized buildings.

Studies show that a doctor does not shorten the life of the patient when he chooses to provide palliative rather than intensive care.

As your article correctly points out, it may not be the MOOC itself that produced a 91 percent pass rate in the blended circuits course, but rather the intensive in-person workshops and 24/7 availability of online mentors.