Sentence examples for in both lay from inspiring English sources

For training, the voice advisory manikin software improves skill acquisition and retention in both lay public and prehospital care providers.

However, considerable debate and confusion also exists in both lay and scientific literature regarding whether there is an "optimal" dietary composition for weight loss [ 4].

Perhaps even more than the diagnosis and treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and childhood depression before it, the ascension of the BP diagnosis in children and its treatment with medications whose risk/benefit profiles are inadequately established have generated debate in both lay and professional communities.

The Anglo-Saxon witan, or council, became the king's curia regis, a meeting of the royal tenants in chief, both lay and ecclesiastical.

To develop the models, they start by taking computed tomography (CT) scans of people in both lying and seated positions to build up a 3D representation of a human skeleton.

In 1244 Henry III faced opposition in Parliament from both lay and ecclesiastical magnates.

The graphic communication mode of the aforementioned data sets is seen as crucial to bridging gaps in understanding for both lay and professional readers.

Both lay in a hospital here.

What a terrible waste, we both joked, looking up as we both lay there in our twin beds.

After that I'd both lay them in a motel bed and point a camera at them.

The points parameterized with the average European data and with Mexican data (corresponding dots in the Figure 7) both lie in the spatial invasion phase when we consider R0 ≥ 1.2 in Europe and R0 ≥ 1.4 in Mexico.