Sentence examples for higher brush from inspiring English sources

Still, grafting-from allowed us to reach high molecular weights of the brush polymer, translating into higher brush thickness, which would be unlikely to achieve by grafting-to in a direct ligand exchange reaction where the polymer coil size during ligand replacement determines the maximum achievable grafting density.

The presumed investment of energy into dental visits, a higher brushing frequency, or flossing, did not weigh up against the perceived benefits, unless the perceived benefit was relief of serious pain or discomfort qB14-B166).

Greater caregiver dental health knowledge (OR =0.740; 95% CI =0.606 0.902), younger age at initial tooth brushing (OR =0.400; 95% CI =0.227 0.707), and higher brushing frequency (OR =0.449; 95% CI =0.606 0.902) were protective against ECC.> Children are a disadvantaged population predisposed to dental caries, which negatively affects quality of life of young children around the world [ 12, 31].

Others gathered around the hillock, consulted clipboards and notebooks and maps, poked around in the man-high brush.

Photographs from the area on Sunday showed residents wearing gloves as they searched through high brush and boarded-up homes.

It is a smell both tangy and rotten, and it intensifies as you fight your way through shoulder-high brush toward the bare branches where cormorants are nesting.

"You're dealing with head-high or waist-high brush that will either poke you, trip you, tear you, sting you or make you itch," said Michael G. Dawson, a search specialist with the Forest Service.

They were some of the 125 police officers now scouring the area inch by painful inch, assisted by cadaver dogs, horses and fire engines whose hydraulic ladders have been extended above the head-high brush to give an aerial view.

Woods bogeyed the par-5 No. 9, hitting his second shot wild left into waist-high brush, and he was fortunate to find his ball after a two-minute search.

"See all this filthiness?" Vic, a 47-year-old lifelong resident of the east side who declined to give his last name, said as he stared at hip-high brush in a vacant lot.

The National Weather Service issued a "red flag" warning, or high brush fire alert, for the New York metropolitan area yesterday morning, meaning that sparse rainfall, winds above 25 miles per hour and humidity below 30percentt had created ideal conditions for brush fires to start and spread.