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Meanings of intensively in English

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Usage of intensively in English
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Its safety, however, has been intensively discussed over the last few years.
Pubmed
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Try and remember that nobody can work that intensively without a breather!
The South African
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They are all the dairy farming, intensively farmed parts of the country.
Radio NZ
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The mechanisms underlying the toxicity of NPs have recently been studied intensively.
Pubmed
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The work of clearing Petrograd of counter-revolutionary centers was carried on intensively.
From October to Brest-Litovsk
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BN and BED have been studied most intensively as targets for pharmacotherapy.
Pubmed
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Niels went to Nepal and studied intensively to become an ophthalmic technician.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Functionalization of surfaces with spin crossover complexes is an intensively studied topic.
Pubmed
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We are looking forward to work intensively with her to move Europe forward.
Reuters
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Both parties are working intensively on the matter, the paper said.
Reuters
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The potential benefits and limitations of this approach continue to be intensively debated.
Pubmed
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At the same time, the Irish government engaged intensively with its EU partners.
The Guardian
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So we actually did work on the economy of my blogosphere fairly intensively.
Wired
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Production of recombinant proteins is a process intensively used in the research laboratory.
Pubmed
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The leaders of the EU 27 will intensively discuss this request.
Reuters
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He said many of the youngsters needed to be intensively managed and mentored.
Radio NZ
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Intensively through the time
Intensively across language varieties
United States of America
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