Sentence examples for and in the lay from inspiring English sources

There is increasing debate about medical irradiation issues in the medical literature and in the lay press; radiologists are strongly advised to use alternative techniques that do not use ionizing radiation whenever possible.

Every now and then, despite all that has been written about networking on Next Wave and in the lay press, some brave soul will actually admit that he doesn't quite understand what networking is, exactly.

Despite considerable discussion on the Internet and in the lay media, there have been few studies published in peer reviewed scientific literature on effects of electromagnetic radiation on honey bees.

1 The scientific community responded with a deluge of letters, commentaries, new systematic reviews, and meta-analyses in peer-reviewed journals and in the lay press.

Few environmental compounds have generated as much interest and controversy within the scientific community and in the lay public as polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins (PCDDs) and polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDFs).

Nonetheless, many strong position statements were published in the scientific literature and in the lay press stating that sugar, and more specifically its fructose component, is a toxic substance and a major determinant of non-communicable diseases [ 11– 11].

These seven elements have been both supported and challenged in the lay and medical literature.

In collegiate football, between 1974 and 2010, there were 18 deaths related to sickling and reported in the lay press.

The interviewers were blinded to participant strata and participants' previous comments in the lay and medical literature.

One nipple was located in the lying area and the other in the feeding area.

The key is in the groundwork, and in the lie's visibility to third parties.