intensivity

And, according to Lee, the likelihood a given doctor would order a catheterization out of worries about malpractice was related to how often the procedure was done in the area and the "intensivity" of the doctor.

NPR Topics: News 2010

And, according to Lee, the likelihood a given doctor would order a catheterization out of worries about malpractice was related to how often the procedure was done in the area and the "intensivity" of the doctor.

NPR Topics: News 2010

Maybe that's why i like this one so much, i'm too deep into intensivity so this one is stepping stone for me..

Minnie Jane Hardman Hermes 2009

The spectre of “resource extraction” that James alludes to above refers to the energy intensivity of Aluminum production.

REFORM FURNITURE | Inhabitat 2006

This expansionary budget which factors in labour intensivity also continues to stimulate the investment from the private sector.

ANC GAUTENG PROVINCE RESPONSE TO THE GAUTENG PROVINCIAL BUDGET 2004

"Our approach must be to maximise labour intensivity but to remain competitive," one resolution said.

ANC Today 2002

"Our approach must be to maximise labour intensivity but to remain competitive," one resolution said.

ANC Today 2002

This suggests that we would be vastly better off throwing out our RPS, throwing out our EERS, throwing out any definitions of eligible technologies, and simply providing a clear incentive paid to anyone who is taking demonstrable activities to lower the fossil intensivity of the U.S. power grid, paid pro rata with the fossil energy they reduce.

Grist - the Latest from Grist 2009

In Friday's chat, you mentioned and article by Brigid Schulte dealing with the labor intensivity of raising children in their later years.

Redskins Insider Podcast -- The Washington Post 2009

The sector has the highest labour intensivity in manufacturing, and will create tens of thousands of new jobs if support policies are in place, "said Ebrahim Patel, Sactwu general secretary.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2006