Sentence examples for lead litter from inspiring English sources

It has an orange to orange-brown cap, a stipe the exudes red juice when injured, and grows in lead litter under oaks.

Of 18 stations examined in Lower Manhattan, about half of the subway lines got a fair or poor rating for infestation, meaning they exhibited the telltale culprits — overflowing trash cans, too much track litter — that can lead to a rodent jamboree.

The store agreed to close from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. daily, to avoid flashy advertising and handouts that might lead to litter, and to keep the risque merchandise and the knives off its shelves.

Worse, the claim that noshing leads to litter and filth harks back to racial and class stereotypes from the Victorian era.

Not surprisingly, high leaf litter quantity led to larger mass, shorter larval development time and higher survival (Figs. 1 and 2a).

"We have stopped the movement of plants and the sporulation on the leaf litter, which can lead to aerial spread, doesn't happen until the summer," he said.

Can forest gaps lead to constrained litter decomposability by redistributing heat and moisture conditions, thereby increasing carbon sequestration from plant to soil via litter humification in alpine forests?

The same study also found that reduced dietary protein could lead to smaller litter size.

Footpad monitoring programs at broiler slaughterhouses with monetary consequences for the farmers probably lead to dryer litter throughout the cycles.

Exposure to acute stress on the evening of the third day of pregnancy was reported to lead to reduced litter size, via inhibition of implantation which occurs normally 5 days after mating (Zhao et al., 2013).

The percentage of matings that did not lead to a litter 2 months after set-up was also counted (matings of mutant with wild-type compared with wild-type matings).