11.   But only a tiny fraction of alcoholics get intensive treatment.

12.   But the increased use of intensive treatments means that most leaders are able to remain in office, the article said.

13.   He had to undergo a year of intensive treatment, including two weeks at the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center as a test case.

14.   He pointed to a trend toward shorter stays by patients needing more intensive treatment.

15.   In real life, however, few people are receiving intensive treatment, Strowig added.

16.   Most patients diagnosed as HIV-infected either did not know when they became infected or were infected for years before they began intensive treatment.

17.   Only when inmates seriously deteriorate are they transferred temporarily for more intensive treatment at a maximum-security forensic hospital in Marcy, N.Y.

18.   Raines is undergoing intensive treatment for lupus.

19.   Probationers check into the jail and spend the next four weeks in intensive treatment.

20.   The doctor decided again that Shin should not be involuntarily committed, however, believing that other intensive treatment options would be more effective, MIT lawyers said.