Sentence examples for higher levels of attack from inspiring English sources

Higher levels of attack and emergence were observed on the tops of logs as compared to the bottoms of logs.

Higher levels of attack and emergence were observed on logs in a shaded fuelbreak (i.e., a more open condition of lower tree density) compared to the adjacent forest.

Finally, among clinical aspects of migraine, we found that high levels of attack related disability were associated with reduced executive functioning as assessed by the MoCA executive subscore.

We validate and report an implementation of this approach against the DARPA Challenge and the Scan of the Month, using three different classifications — SVMs, Bayesian Networks and Decision Trees — having achieved high levels of attack detection with little false positives.

"When both sides engage in high levels of attack with little advocacy, voters may decide — a pox on both your houses — to simply stay home," said Kathleen Hall Jamieson, director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania who's work focuses heavily on political communication.

It's the very highest level of attack on human integrity.

Higher levels of I. perturbatus attack and emergence occurred on dispersed logs.

Other factors such as being female, being married, higher levels of education, heart attack, and being hospitalized in the year prior to the interview were significantly associated with a decline in systolic blood pressure.

One of the few studies of the health effects of lead in Africa, conducted in Egypt in 1995 and updated since, found that the I.Q. of children was lowered by slightly more than four points as a result of lead, and adults exposed to lead had significantly higher levels of strokes, heart attacks and other ailments.

PCOS is also linked to higher levels of anxiety and panic attacks in women.

Further objectives are to assess if the ISDM group achieves a better understanding and higher levels of realistic expectations regarding heart attack risk and probabilities of benefits and harms of preventive options.