Sentence examples for flushing in a from inspiring English sources
Canavero has novel ideas about ways to "sprout" such connections during the surgery, including delivering small electric shocks to the spinal cord at the point of fusion, and by flushing in a substance called polyethylene glycol, or PEG, something he believes will super-charge the process.
Yang et al. [24] evaluated the field performance of pulsed air flushing in a short-term pilot test and during long-term system operation.
Nanda et al. (20112013b) reported synchronization of flowering and leaf flushing in a few species of the present study, namely Schleichera oleosa and Lagerstroemia lanceolata, which seem to be related to moisture, temperature, and day length, and this observation, is in conformity with those of Boojh and Ramakrishnan (1981) and Murali and Sukumar (1994).
Yet cost payback periods of implementing harvested rainwater were found to be longer than the life time of the building except for two scenarios: using rainwater for irrigation in a renovation project and using rainwater for toilet flushing in a new construction project.
Low flush toilets are designed differently, and less water flushing in a toilet not meant to do so can mean more frequent clogs, overflows, and extra flushing to remove the same amount of waste.
He now lives in Flushing, in a building one long block from left field at Citi Field.
Mice were given an anesthesia, lungs were flushed in-vivo with a heparin-containing medium to remove blood cells (that might have an impact on lung-specific T cell counts) and lungs and spleens were collected.
The signs are usually physical: a flushing in the face, a tightening in the chest, a rising heartbeat, the desire to strike out or withdraw.
("That was important," he said. "There are a lot of toilets being flushed in a club").
Dr. Weinberg compared the situation to a person who is dealt a royal flush in a poker tournament.
But with the state's budget flush in a booming economy, schools are getting some long overdue help.
