Sentence examples for smaller intensive from inspiring English sources

They can include broad, multi-part projects, of which this funding is a piece, as well as smaller, intensive scoping or pilot projects.

Such smaller, intensive studies are common within the scientific literature (e.g., Adams and McMichael 2007; Burger and Gochfeld 2006) but typically are not integrated into larger analyses of exposure and risk.

On the one hand, critics assert that Head Start doesn't work at all, much less replicate the results that small-scale intensive programs produced in research.

As a result of the study we found that the ground-based sensor network is ineffective for large or continental scale observation, but should be limited to a small-scale intensive observation such as for a preliminary study.

This has encouraged small-scale intensive systems such as "cut and carry" and stall feeding, which have higher labour but lower land requirements.

These tasks necessitated and often provoked interspecies interactions, and paralleled-with the exception of pen cleaning-the interspecies interactions on other small-scale, intensive farms in the developing world [ 25, 36- 38].

This was not a formal random sample; but the study did aim for coverage as representative as possible within the scope of a small-scale intensive study, on criteria of gender, age, and duration of diagnosed diabetes.

Several studies have identified methods of changing dietary fat consumption in small, intensive intervention settings.

Conservationists responded by relocating the country's remaining animals into relatively small "intensive protection" zones, after which poaching took off in South Africa.

Indirect smelting in roasters and blast furnaces began to be replaced in the 1970s by several direct smelting processes conducted in relatively small, intensive reactors.

In this paper, an agent-based model of heterogeneous farmer decision-making was coupled with an individual-based model of skylark breeding populations, and applied to a small intensive arable catchment in Scotland.