Sentence examples for which can lie from inspiring English sources

Much of the precipitation falls as snow, which can lie in some places for half the year.

The disease, which can lie dormant for two to five years, is spread by an insect no larger than the head of a pin, the Asian citrus psyllid.

Transcription factors (TFs) within these networks control the spatiotemporal pattern and levels of expression of their target genes by binding to CREs, short (∼300 600 bp) stretches of genomic DNA which can lie upstream, downstream, or within the introns of the genes they control.

The second part estimates EQ-5D utilities for remaining observations using a truncated OLS model which can lie between −0.594 and 0.99.

The worker who carries out the task may also weaken the defensive barrier by making errors or not following procedure; these can be termed 'unsafe acts', and their effects are usually short lived when compared with managerial decisions and error-provoking conditions, which can lie dormant for many years until they are addressed [ 13, 35, 36].

And the pace of technological change — which can lay waste to entire industries almost overnight — is faster than ever.

In 1871, he published his masterwork, Primitive Culture, which can lay claim to being the first work of modern anthropology.

There are, after all, no barriers that can be built against hepatitis C, which can lay dormant creating numerous opportunities for the spread of this silent killer".

Aleppo, which can lay claim to being the world's oldest continuously inhabited settlement of substantial size, has had a symbiotic relationship with its citadel over the centuries.

(Unlike most mosquitoes, which can lay hundreds of eggs in a single raft the size of a grain of rice, Aedes aegypti usually deposits its eggs in multiple locations, thereby raising the odds that some will survive).

Most of the action happens during the third week of this month, with the climax being the 63rd Pebble Beach Concours d'Élégance, which can lay claim to being the world's most important, on Sunday, Aug. 18.