Sentence examples similar to score of laying from inspiring English sources

First, when two synchronized L1s were placed on each of six seeded agar plates, and incubated for 70 h at 20°C, 10 of 12 N2 worms had developed into mature adults, and there were scores of laid eggs with a few hatched L1 larvae on each plate.

As the season drew to a close, a Chinese worker in charge of laying out scores urged him to ask Maestro Paci for his salary.

This is to prevent us from learning previous scores, ensuring that we play to win instead of "laying up" for a wild-card spot.

It was the verbal equivalent of laying down the perfect sacrifice bunt to put the winning run in scoring position.

Yesterday, scores of friends laid flowers at the scene, near Sidcup rail station.

The cross was scored regularly for the presence of laid embryos, hatched larvae, and fertile adults.

10 one-day-old adults were placed onto a seeded NGM plate for one hour and the developmental stage of laid eggs was scored on a Zeiss Akioskop microscope.

The orchestration is a bit beefier, but most of Mr. Muhly's edits have been so tiny — a measure here or two beats there to accelerate the pace or ease the dialogue — that he struggled to locate some of them even with the old and new versions of the score laid side by side.

And that score is laid out for one of music's most traditional means: a quartet of voices in polyphonic engagement with one another.

On the day after the Triangle fire, the scores of victims were laid out in a makeshift morgue set up at the so-called Charities Pier off East 26th Street.

Scores of passengers were laid low by the virus.