The phrase "as a cot" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something in relation to a cot, but without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "He slept soundly, using the blanket as a cot for the night."
Alternatives: "like a cot" or "in the manner of a cot."
For example a mother who seeks attention by murdering her baby and passing off the killing as a cot death.
Muslins £44.95, adenandanais.co.uk These larger, coloured muslins can be used for everything from swaddling and burping to covering a pram in bright sunshine or using as a cot sheet.
Pack could be used as a cot as poorest homes didn't always have a clean place for baby to sleep.
This graph, known as a Cot curve, provides a visual representation of the genome.
Furthermore, when an established Xi is introduced into a somatic cell hybrid, even with the maintenance of gene silencing, transcription of repetitive elements was visualized as a Cot-1 domain.
Furthermore, the Xi is associated with the formation of a transcriptionally silenced domain that can be visualized by lack of RNA hybridization with a probe for the Cot-1 fraction of genomic DNA and is thus referred to as a Cot-1 hole [2,3,4].
That night, as I slept in a cot beside her, I watched out the window as a Life Star helicopter landed across the street on the roof of Hartford Hospital.
She is stretched out on a cot as her burly male colleagues marvel at her ability to nap during such an adrenaline-filled moment.
As a toddler in a cot, she watched her father at night injecting himself with heroin, his eyes rolling back in his head.
In one tent, a young man lay on a cot, as two doctors urgently leaned over him; one pumped oxygen into his mouth from a primitive-looking handheld squeeze bottle.
He remembers falling asleep on a cot as his uncles talked about politics with his father, a tennis champion who buried his trophies in the back yard before rushing the family onto one of the last boats to Germany.
