But this division is not really a sharp one, because augmentation in the avant-garde novel often looks like a kind of subtraction: augmentation takes the form of an intensification of the sentence rather than an intensification of the things that many people habitually associate with the novel — plots, characters, objects.
These results indicate flood moderation rather than flood intensification, particularly for Arctic Ocean drainages.
Providers may also be simply prioritizing medication intensification rather than evaluating and addressing adherence.
We observed significant differences in the survival rate of patients with (TN) cancers, urging for the use of AC dose intensification, rather than taxanes, in these subsets.
However, the individualized group did overall receive higher drug doses (and experienced more side effects) and it may therefore be argued that the outcome improvement is due to the overall treatment intensification rather than to the individualized approach per se.
Although Williams, as a modern poet himself (of long Whitmanian lines), enjoys making comparisons between Whitman and the moderns, these chapters (especially the one on Baudelaire, which draws a strained parallel with Whitman) appear as interruptions rather than as amplifications or intensifications.
Patients with sensitive tumours and 10 or more positive nodes may benefit from treatment intensification, provided that toxicity is manageable, but much of this clinical benefit might be achieved using ID rather than HD levels of treatment intensification.
Capitalists answered workers' struggles with a kind of investment strike – through the intensification of labour rather than innovation.
They suggest rather than having a blueprint approach to intensification and diversification of policy engagement for research actors and institutions, a variety of research influencing goals and engagement approaches is desirable.
Instead, they doubled down, preferring an intensification of their course, rather than introspection about it.
