Sentence examples for litter more time from inspiring English sources
Some malnourished children were slow in responding so it took a litter more time for them.
In general, the degradation of the lignin-cellulose-hemicellulose complex in leaf litter takes more time because of its structural complexity (Buswell and Odier 1995).
The univariable analysis shows that farms which used commercially produced feed and cleaned litter more than 10 times in a year were less likely to have abortions due to C. burnetii compared to those using farm-made feed and clean litter <5 times in a year (Table 3).
These observations suggest that under these particular conditions (low oxygen level and low leaf litter decomposition rate), the Bti had more time to colonize the leaf litter material, or/and was less affected by degradation than in the other sites.
As they spend more time together, you will be able to get them to share a litter box.
Both the churned, littered land, and the great unwashed masses, take a deep breath, ready to stumble one more time into the trees.
This is a natural occurrence once cats spend more time outdoors, as they prefer the serenity of nature (well, one assumes they do) over a plastic litter pan.
"I spend more time with these pigs than I do with my kids," he said gently, as he squatted among a six-week-old litter and the timid piglets gnawed at his jeans.
The Moon has been affronted this way many times before, especially during the space race of the 1960s, but NASA is now trying to dispose of its litter more carefully.
