Some patients received more intensive chemotherapy by adding methotrexate to CHOP or by increasing the dose intensity (ACVBP).
But by the 1970s my father was increasingly questioning the sustainability of some of the more intensive practices, as well as the animal-welfare issues involved.
Growing human populations inevitably lead to the conversion of some forestlands to more intensive developed uses.
It appears that the improvements in soil quality protection have occurred despite some shifts to more intensive cropping systems.
With some invasive species, more intensive management that ensures the continued production of young tissue may be the best option.
Some of the more intensive research focuses on biometrics, including iris and facial recognition, and on technologies that can detect radiation.
Similarly, Kelly et al. [19] studied the long-term effects of badger culling on cattle TB using 16 years of observational data, but badger culling was ongoing throughout (with some periods having more intensive culling than others).
The CMB databases of some countries are heavily biased toward some groups, such as the 830 species of poriferans inventoried from Indonesia, obviously because research efforts (e.g., Siboga and Snellius II expeditions) made for some groups were more intensive than those made for other groups.
MATLAB version 6.5, a scientific engineering computational language, release 13 is employed for statistical data analysis and some of the more intensive computational processes.
