Sentence examples for rather intensively from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the CQDs have been rather intensively investigated.
Although conditional logic has been studied rather intensively during the last 50 years or so, the topic has both ancient and medieval roots (starting in the Stoic school, as the monograph Sanford 1989 explains in detail).
In the last 10 years, cirripede phylogeny has been studied rather intensively based on molecular datasets.
Findings were frequently not in agreement, even on topics that have been studied rather intensively (such as informingpatients about the diagnosis and prognosis), due to diverging research questions, designs and instruments.
Our use of data collected extensively for management purposes, rather than intensively for research, was necessarily more descriptive compared to presentation of data collected intensively on one area.
Have a well-defined training goal in mind and focus on training consistently rather than intensively.
Heat abatement strategies have been shown to decrease productivity losses on-farm by 25%% when used intensively rather than minimally [ 7].
This suggests that efforts to quantify Amazon forest biomass should be extensive rather than intensive; researchers should sample many geographically separate areas with a few plots each, rather than sampling a small number of areas more intensively.
These cultivars have often been intensively selected rather than using seed sourced from natural prairie populations or local ecotypes (McKay et al. 2005).
The question rather is how to intensively treat type 2 diabetes over the many years and decades of the progression of the disease to consistently keep A1C levels <7.0% over the entire cycle of type 2 diabetes.
Educational theory suggests efforts to change behaviour are more likely to be successful in the long term where information is 'drip fed' rather than being provided intensively in a short space of time [ 21] and hence our course, like other brief interventions [ 9], is delivered over few weeks.
