Sentence examples for lay for both from inspiring English sources

There was a three-week delay of the onset of lay for both lines in Taiwan and, in the selected line, the homozygous NA*NA/NA*NA genotype reached the peak of egg production later, but this was not significant in the control line.

Quite often that's where the fun lies for both artists and audience: it feels fresh, and make us see ourselves in new ways.

That said, that's where some pretty large rewards lie for both innovators and society; investing, financing, capital markets and insurance are some of the largest markets in modern commerce.

Using an example from neonatal intensive care, this paper adapts Plato's definition of the concept 'knowledge' and applies it to the field of quality improvement in order to explore and understand where current tensions may lie for both practitioners and decision makers.

Photographs such as these serve as a reminder not only of the power of images to convey complex concepts in a visually accessible way, they also offer a small window into the natural world, the lives of ecologists, and the challenges that lay ahead for both.

Brighter times should, at last, lie ahead for both.

It should be clear to all that agonizing decisions may lie ahead for both the United States and the U.N.

Along with the massive deleveraging that still lies ahead for both the public and private sectors, the Treasury must auction off close to $9 trillion in debt each year to cover our ballooning deficits and to satisfy rollovers.

"Leave it lay for the birdies".

Applying a tensile force to the cable produces the same result, whereas using larger lay angles for both conductors and wires decreases internal stress and prevents the slippage.

The poorest test was abduction in crook lying for rotational dysfunction where both rater pairs showed low kappa values [k = 0.44; CI 0.18 0.70 and k = 0.32 CI 0.10 0.54].