Sentence examples for be used to lay from inspiring English sources

These findings on the divergence of pelvic limb morphology within two species of poultry provide useful information, which can be used to lay the foundations for further investigations on the link between anatomy and gait in poultry.

Ms. Herrera Beutler hopes the Preventing Maternal Deaths Act will reveal information that can be used to lay the groundwork for future recommendations that reduce these deaths.

The computer programs developed can be used to lay down train handling and make up procedures to avoid possible dangerous conditions of draw-bar failures.

Lieutenant Colonel Barry Venable said the substance, which can be used to lay smokescreens but burns down to the bone in contact with skin, was not covered by international conventions on chemical weapons.

This work reveals that the degradation of TCE by toluene-oxidizing cultures under saline conditions can be best described by the chosen kinetic equations and experimentally estimated constants, which can thus be used to lay a foundation for the rational design of biological processes to remove TCE from saline solutions.

At 5 10 p.m., Sandy 03 joined the group with a full load of white phosphorus that could be used to lay down a smoke screen.

In deep seas with large waves, ships instead of barges are used to lay the pipe.

These are unique to the Kamakura area and were used to lay to rest samurai and other members of the upper class.

The results are used to lay a save ground for the detailed decisions on the feasibility and on the concept for the project development.

Whether Mr. Serafinowicz's Tick will capture fans is difficult to tell because, weirdly, most of the pilot is used to lay out the back story of Arthur (Griffin Newman), a wimpy young man who becomes the Tick's sidekick.

In fact, the article was cited in a section on "Page's Denial of Cooperation with the Russian Government". It was used to lay out an argument against the warrant.