The phrase "and mats in the" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
You can use it when referring to a location or context where mats are present, but it needs to be part of a larger sentence to convey a complete thought.
Example: "We have rugs and mats in the living room for added comfort."
Alternatives: "and carpets in the" or "and flooring in the".
Bill Kilbride, the president of Mohawk Home, a Walmart supplier that produced rugs and mats in the United States, said that although American-made products often cost more, Walmart seemed to find the speed with which domestic manufacturers could make and get items into stores compelling.
Hippo, Sav, Wts and Mats in the fly are homologous to mammalian MST1/2, WW45, LATS1/2, and Mob1, respectively [38].
In the early seventies, his family settled in a village called Jidrel Mohguen, where his mother sold seeds, animal skins, and traditional mats in the market.
But from the perspective of Iraqis waiting out the war on plastic sheeting and thin mats in the tent camp, there is little faith in a return anytime soon.
Despite the conservation of HML and MAT in cis, and of the α genotype at HML, the family Saccharomycetaceae displays consistent variability in idiomorph content and chromosomal organization at the MAT locus (Tsong et al. 2003; Butler et al. 2004; Fabre et al. 2005; Gordon et al. 2011).
In light of these previous findings, we have investigated the contributory role of the expression of 11β-HSD-1 and GCR in two cardiac visceral fat depots EAT and MAT, in comparison with SAT in the development of atherosclerosis in obese CAD patients.
The cut-and-thrust between Anna and Mat in its own way foreshadows the mating dance fringed by brutality that unfolds between Blanche and her brother-in-law, Stanley.
"Poems and Place Mats" (2008), by Allen Ruppersberg, an artist more often associated with '80s postmodernism, is a pastiche of high (poetry) and low (place mats) in the form of laminated newspaper articles and sheets of colored paper displayed on pegboard or stacked in cardboard boxes.
Achatz wanted his new restaurant to be different no tablecloths or silverware waiting on the diners' tables, and no rubber mats in the kitchen.
Achatz wanted his new restaurant to be different — no tablecloths or silverware waiting on the diners' tables, and no rubber mats in the kitchen.
One measure to minimize these problems involves the installation of elastic elements (e.g. rail pads, under-sleeper pads, and under-ballast mats) in the railway track.
