Sentence examples for instances lie at from inspiring English sources
Second, the national DRG tariffs for rupture and death do in several instances lie at the border of our CIs; however, changing the confidence level to 90% does not lead to rejection of equality between our estimates and the DRG estimates.
For instance, intellectual property disputes, which lie at the heart of many high-technology legal fights, are governed by federal, not state, laws.
By a decisive three-to-one ratio, for instance, mainstream Republicans favor energy conservation over the production strategies that lie at the heart of Mr. Bush's energy plan.
The presence of such fields surrounding plants and other living bodies are perhaps related to instances of 'primary perception' and also to certain cognitive features, such as kin recognition, which seem to lie at the fringe of consciousness.
Several studies have for instance suggested that dimerization may influence the GTPase and kinase functions39, indicating that different dimer conformations may lie at the basis of these functional differences.
This is particularly the case when for instance (perceived) exclusion and personal or group threat, being uprooted and/or an experienced gap with the adult world lie at the root of this vulnerability (Buijs et al. 2006; Moghaddam 2005).
Elephant bones lie at their feet.
For instance, lay out your outfit at night so you don't even have to think about it when you wake up.
The reasons for this vary, but in music, for instance, some blame lies at the feet of the music labels, which maintained unrealistically high CD prices and attempted to sue piracy out of existence.
Is the baby, for instance, lying on an open packed suitcase, apparently asleep, alive or dead?
