Sentence examples for to bring intensive from inspiring English sources

Access to this resource is therefore limited and increasingly intensivists are being asked to bring intensive care to the wards2.

Given that most acute illness develops through stages of deterioration, the logical step surely would be to bring intensive care equipment and expertise to any acutely ill patient, irrespective of location within the hospital, in what has been described as creating a 'critical care system without walls' [ 28].

Most investors are trying to bring capital-intensive prairie farming to African plains that the World Bank calls "the world's last large reserve of underused land".

The ever increasing concern of global climate change has brought intensive attention to emission reduction, which has become one of the most important issues for the sustainable development of social well-being [1].

After coating with an inert shell, the surface quenching is largely confined and the depletion of low-lying levels is reduced to enhance the population of high-lying ones, bringing intensive luminescence (as seen in Fig. 3).

She said the new initiatives had brought intensive training.

Oldcastle Primary School in Bridgend has become the first in Wales to bring in an intensive programme to pupils from a cluster of schools who are struggling with maths.

I'm inclined to believe that the Mailbox creators are truly looking for a more efficient and effective way to bring a server-intensive app online in a way that doesn't result in huge outages, but intentionally or unintentionally, Mailbox is breaking new ground in virtual experiences that others have tried to explore with arguably less successful experimental games.

Discouraging immigration; reducing free trade; trying to bring back labor-intensive manufacturing and fossil fuels; cutting scientific research, support for the arts, foreign aid and environmental protection is a half-baked effort to return to a past that will never come back.

To begin with, unlike most of today's farmed salmon, AquAdvantage's fast growth rate means that it could be raised cost-effectively in land-based tanks that are normally too energy intensive to bring a competitive salmon to market.

"We're working hard to bring them home through intensive discussions with the Chinese government, and we think we're making progress," Mr. Bush told the gathering of business executives.