Science news articles about 'intensity'

Reno, Nevada has been experiencing earthquakes that have been steadily increasing in intensity, counter to the "normal" pattern of strong quake followed by smaller aftershocks, and scientists are ...

BEDFORD, England, May 1 (UPI) -- A British scientist suggests hurricanes and other storms are increasing in intensity and are limiting the growth of some corals.

Eco-friendly plant and animal life have been thriving in intensively managed cereal farms alongside increasing crop yields, according to the first study of its kind. The analysis of 230 farms by ...

... last two decades of this century projects fewer hurricanes overall, but a slight increase in intensity for hurricanes that do occur. Hurricanes are also projected to have more intense rainfall, on ...

... care levels are generally strong across the U.S. in intensive care units, which is where the sickest patients -- ... at Mayo Clinic’s vascular/thoracic surgery intensive care unit and 5.7 in the analogous ...

... high risk for hospitalization or emergency room visits from exacerbations or complications benefit from simple low-intensity case management. “While a model of intensive case management for COPD was ...

... studies in patients with acute kidney injury had suggested improved survival with more intensive dialysis, which is significantly more costly to administer. "We now have definitive evidence that ...

... provides evidence that this type of exercise training is as effective as traditional moderate intensity training," says MacDonald. "We wouldn't be surprised to see more rehabilitation programs adopt ...

... release gliclazide and other drugs as required, protects patients against serious complications of the disease. In particular, intensive treatment reduces the risk of kidney disease by one-fifth.

... and published in the New England Journal of Medicine, the results of ADVANCE show that this intensive treatment strategy has the potential to benefit millions of diabetic patients worldwide. Diabetes ...

... . The findings suggest a possible reason why human tuberculosis (TB) requires months of intensive antibiotic treatment and indicate a potential cause of the relapses that can nonetheless occur. The ...

... men and 8,050 women had heart and vascular disease. There were no gender differences in the intensity of medication management or most heart disease risk factors among diabetic patients who did not ...

... gases. The report is based on scientific evidence that a warming world will be accompanied by changes in the intensity, duration, frequency, and geographic extent of weather and climate extremes.

... scientist Nilton Renno, could allow scientists to more accurately calculate the maximum expected intensity of a spiraling storm based on the depth of the troposphere and the temperature and humidity ...

Multithreaded Cray XMT supercomputer seeks advanced software for data-intensive computing.