Sentence examples for sufficiently intensive from inspiring English sources

He found that none of the programs currently provided would be sufficiently intensive to change the behaviour of the highest risk offenders.

As the applied voltage across the two electrodes increases, the current suddenly increases sharply at a certain voltage required for sufficiently intensive electron avalanches.

Local models provided more accurate AGB estimates than foreign models, but high variability in carbon stocks across the landscape implies that developing local models is only justified when landscape sampling is sufficiently intensive.

Educators need to be able to identify the vulnerable children and then be able to provide a sufficiently intensive intervention that is matched to the range of capabilities and interests of the children.

In the wake of 9/11 and the loss of life and destruction caused, it has been accepted that even a non-state actor can launch operations sufficiently intensive to amount to an "armed attack"' in the sense of Article 51.

A sufficiently intensive stimulus could therefore cause neural generalization that might lead to nasal congestion and a subsequent "tickling sensation".

"The big mistake was not having a sufficiently detailed and intensive analysis soon enough," says Baker. "It just didn't appear the damage was going to be that bad until, as evidence built day by day, it became very clear".

The degree of impairment in all surviving infants was sufficiently severe that intensive treatment could be judged, in retrospect, to have been ethically optional.

It can be massive, needs to be Core 2 Duo and sufficiently powerful for some intensive applications and has to get good battery life.

If a patient with a neutropenic event is considered sufficiently ill to warrant intensive care, then the transfer is almost always appropriate.

The acute symptoms were managed sufficiently by the primary intensive care team, particularly in terms of oxygenation, and no signs of dehydration were seen at admission.