Sentence examples for available to lay from inspiring English sources

The geological condition at the base of the dam also dictated the type of dam as a flat rocky bed of 75 feet width was available to lay the foundation for the arch dam without resorting to large-scale excavations.

Though naloxone was available to lay people in many states as an emergency tool to combat opioid overdose, Florida was (and still is) one of a dwindling number of states that has not modified its laws to increase naloxone access for people who use opioids and their loved ones.

Increasingly, evidence-based health information, in particular evidence from systematic reviews, is being made available to lay audiences, in addition to health professionals.

It is therefore important to keep the equipments/systems always available and to lay emphasis on system availability at the highest order.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the information available to the lay person in Portuguese on the internet about labor analgesia for the Brazilian population.

Many respondents also favor making papers immediately available to the lay public and to scientists in developing countries who cannot afford traditional journal subscriptions.

However, patients refer to concerns relating to environmental and hereditary factors rather than research into the biology of carcinogenesis per se although this may be due to the highly specialised nature of cancer science, knowledge of which is not available to most lay people.

Writings on generation in English, available to a lay and professional English readership, were not confined to English authors, but also consisted of a wide array of translations of European-authored works, both from vernacular languages and from Latin, the international language of knowledge and culture.

In contrast, females in aquaria are known to breed many times per year with short intervals of 12 or 13 days between broods, as long as suitable rocks or similar surfaces are available for them to lay their eggs on.

The goal of this article is to promote the discussion about the importance of reporting errors and the tools available for it and to lay the ground for testing the usefulness of issue tracker for biological databases.

Recent studies have demonstrated that during egg-laying site selection female fruit flies actively explore the different options available before choosing where to lay their eggs (Yang et al. 2008; Miller et al. 2011; Schwartz et al. 2012).