Sentence examples for this report lay from inspiring English sources

As confirmed in this report, lay health advisors can be a highly effective component of the cancer educational program in their role as trained community educators and liaisons between the community and medical providers.

Green said: "At the heart of this report lies an outdated view of disability which is patronising and offensive.

"We found some good examples of detective work, but at the heart of this report lies a better, more structured approach to gathering intelligence, using that to identify perpetrators, making a robust case for prosecution and getting on and doing it," she said.

The importance of this report lies in its indication of cross-kingdom interactions.

One of the main strengths of this report lies in the fact that it is a 24-year longitudinal study versus a cross-sectional study.

The unique aspect of this report lies in the fact that 1) certain drugs (e.g., rupintrivir) were specifically developed to treat rhinovirus and other infections and have never been evaluated for their ability to block PV replication and 2) the selected compounds have never been compared in parallel by using the same technique against the 3 vaccine strains.

The value of this report lies in not only the country-by-country statistics and projections, but also in analytical observations that break down the general patterns into insights that can make a difference in how we accelerate progress in education at the regional, national, and especially at the local level.

The hundreds of pages in the report lay out a detailed plan for how net neutrality will be enforced.

The silver lining in the report lies in our potential to respond.

Part of the reason, suggests the report, lies in the different language economists and companies use to frame the issue.

The real strength in the report lies in its devastating analysis of the cost to taxpayers of meeting the private sector's higher financing costs.