Sentence examples for suggest intensive from inspiring English sources
Goethe was no philosopher; his copies of Kant do not suggest intensive use.
Some studies suggest intensive psychiatric consultation services facilitate medical care and reduce length of stay (LOS) in general hospitals.
According to the predictions that we summarized in a previous paper (Sanchez-Mazas et al. 2005), these features suggest intensive gene flow after differentiation from a highly diversified population.
The presence of cellular antiviral PARPs and PAR erasers in viral genomes suggest intensive host virus coevolution of PAR metabolism.
Since postdialysis BP rise might reflect subclinical volume excess, we suggest intensive evaluation of volume status in such patients in order to improve their survival.
To promote the effects of physical therapy researchers and clinicians suggest intensive exercise and augmented feedback, 4 Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT), 5 exercise in virtual environments with feedback to assist skill learning.
Dr Peter Horby, senior clinical research fellow at the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit in Hanoi, Vietnam, said the study suggested intensive surveillance of future cases was needed, including of the dose of virus needed to infect people and the role of repeated exposure to the strain.
And to keep nurturing 43 other private Weblettes and investing in new ones Gross is trying to raise $300 million in a public offering at a time when the word "incubator" suggests "intensive care unit".
All this suggests intensive processes of TEs proliferation and turnover in the diploid progenitors of allopolyploid wheat.
The observed evolutionary pattern of euchromatic TR families suggests intensive impact of concerted evolution on longer arrays, while homogenization of short arrays remains limited.
The balance of randomized trial evidence suggests intensive glucose control reduces risk for some cardiovascular disease outcomes [ 8], even while there are notable exceptions to this pattern [ 1, 9, 10].
