The phrase "allow it to lay" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form should be "allow it to lie" when referring to something that is in a horizontal position.
Example: "After the meeting, please allow the document to lie on the table until I return."
Alternatives: "permit it to rest" or "let it remain."
It has side chains available for cross-linking with peroxidase, which will form strong covalent bonds, and its conformation will allow it to lay flat against the cellulose of paper.
Verizon argued before the arbitrator that the slump in the telecommunications industry, the sharp decline in its traditional telephone business and fierce competition in wireless and high-speed Internet service were outside events that would allow it to lay off workers.
Gelatin is similar to HRGP in that it is inherently rich in hydroxyproline residues, thus it has side chains available for cross-linking with peroxidase, and possesses a native conformation that will allow it to lay flat against the cellulose of paper.
If your locket's hinge won't allow it to lie flat, you won't be able to make a good copy.
Certainly Turkey's influence in its region allows it to lay claim to being an interesting and potentially useful partner.
Fold fabric salvage to salvage, allowing it to lay flat while keeping salvages mostly lined up.
In some cases, it is useful to assign a prescribed concentration for a reactant, rather than allowing it to lie within the range defined by γ.
It has rubber feet that allow it to stand up or lay flat, although I'm not sure of the advantages to standing up the mic.
Goldman Sachs even designed a nifty swap that allowed it to profit from the lies.
It would allow users to lay claim first – for $10 a piece.
Well allow me to lay it out in terms that even your courgette addled mind can appreciate….
