In the present study, although xylazine might contribute to lying down after the surgery, the fact that administration of additional analgesia resulted in less rather than more lying behaviour suggests that this behaviour is due to pain rather than to the sedative effect of xylazine.
"The more a person contributes to lying, the more lying he encounters," Mr Navalny said.Lying has become the essence of the state…Why put up with this lying?
Zooarchaeology can contribute to issues that lie beyond the traditional boundaries of archaeology and paleobiology.
Some of Herr's best and most quotable passages read like hallucinations, and some simply are just that: descriptions of being stoned on the front line, like a character in Apocalypse Now, a film classic whose script Herr also contributed to: Just lying there tracking the rotations of the ceiling fan, reaching for the fat roach that sat on my Zippo in a yellow disc of grass tar.
This article aims to contribute to the literature on lay perspectives to chronic illness with particular reference to SCD in the Ashanti region of Ghana.
Both regions are highly conserved across the genus, and by analogy to studies of mammalian homologues, it is predicted that both codons contribute to β-sheet structure lying within or adjacent to the hydrophobic pocket that binds to the recognition motif present in the cargo protein (7).
This implies that the highest amount of waves which contribute to a maximum energy output lies at (T_mathrm{{p}}) = 26 s and between (H_{m0}) = 1.5 m and (H_{m0}) = 4.0 m.
The blue shift also indicates that as expected, the appended meso phenyl substituent does not contribute to the main π-system, lying essentially perpendicular to the SubTBDAP core.
Finally, we inferred that automated measures of lying behavior could contribute to lameness detection, especially when interpreted in the context of other factors known to affect lying behavior, including those associated with the individual cow (e.g., parity and stage of lactation) or environment (e.g., stall surface).
Listening to men's lay perspectives can contribute to policy and practice responses relating to men's health [ 21, 35, 39].
