Sentence examples for will have intensive from inspiring English sources

We are planning a workshop for June, which will have intensive technical training for dancers.

Only 7 or 8 of the 148 eligible hospitals will have complete computerized physician ordering systems by January, and 40 will have intensive care specialists, Empire estimates.

Cricket Australia's physiotherapist Alex Kountouris said: "He will have intensive rehabilitation for this hamstring injury and we will be monitoring his progress over the next week before deciding when he can return to training and playing".

The summer camps supported by UNICEF will have intensive and frequent monitoring.

Participants will have an intensive multi-media arts experience that involves painting, collage, music, and movement.

In line with standard clinical practice in the UK patients allocated to the standard care group will have no intensive care follow-up after hospital discharge.

Life-threatening congenital malformations Syndromic infants, and babies with neurometabolic diseases Neurodevelopmental follow-up not possible Death/withdrawal of life support before completion of 72 h of therapeutic hypothermia Lack of parental consent or inability to scan within 2 weeks of birth All infants will have standard intensive care management for neonatal encephalopathy.

Research has highlighted that the majority of patients requiring intensive care will have varying intensities of pain during their stay, but perhaps more important, a recent review reported that this pain commonly persists after discharge [ 5].

"We have intensive communications with some parties so they will hand over the people involved," Mr. Bolani said.

"They will have a more intensive ability to deal with these things.

We serve a population of one million children in the east of England and I hope by the time winter comes we will have six extra intensive care beds for them – but it's a big ask.