Sentence examples for While readability from inspiring English sources
While readability formulas can't say much for the depth of literary aspects within a text, they offer objective measures of vocabulary and sentence complexity.
Referring to last year's Man Booker chair Stella Rimington's much-criticised focus on finding "readable" books for the prize's shortlist, Stothard said that while "readability can be a very interesting thing, great art for the most part resists it to a degree".
However, retention rates were higher in cold-branded individuals while readability was better for VIE-tagged fish.
And while Readability has developed a dedicated audience of people using it to tag articles they are finding themselves, this will help them discover more by looking at what others are reading, too.
Razer uses a sort of squared-off typeface for the key caps, and while readability isn't really a problem (I think we all know where the letters are by now), they have opted to put the shift characters on the bottom instead of on the top, something that bugs me, though it more looks wrong to me than causes much of an effect.
Fifth, we choose the highest-cited journals in each speciality and high citations do not necessarily mean also maximal clinical utility or maximal readability, but citation impact is easy to measure objectively, while readability and clinical impact may be more subjective.
Minimal editing was done to preserve authenticity while ensuring readability [ 15].
This was done in an effort to increase overall compression while maintaining readability.
Minimal editing has been done to preserve authenticity while ensuring readability.
In our study, the alternative version of SmPC preserved the content as required by current regulations while optimising readability, which was confirmed through a web-based survey.
While the readability score is a useful objective method of assessing written education material, the scores do not consider patient motivation, visual attractiveness and conceptual background of the reader.
