Sentence examples for a standard reading from inspiring English sources

For each period it is based on a standard reading list.

In no case is passage of a standard reading competence exam considered sufficient.

Jaques's resulting paper, Death And The Midlife Crisis, appeared in the International Journal of Psychoanalysis in 1965, and remains a standard reading in adult psychology to this day.

In 2005 51% of fourth-graders in big cities scored "below basic" on a standard reading test, compared with a national average of 38%.

Drawn in fine outline with a squirrel-hair brush, they appear in varying stages of realisation, since the lotus, in a standard reading, holds the thought of growth from within, the purity of petals freshly opened.

The exam is based on a standard reading list covering major works from all periods of literature in the language(s) of study, from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Hypocotyl growth is a standard read-out for phytochrome signaling and it is used to study the fluence rate dependency of hypocotyl elongation at a specific wavelength.

The minimum redundancy of sequence reads was 30 x, making for a standard read of 4 Mb per BAC clone (see Additional file 1).

From that vantage point, they will supervise the implementation of a new standard reading and math curriculum.

Survey questions were developed at a 4th grade standard reading level and were reviewed by a literacy expert for clarity and comprehensibility.

Considered a 20th-century classic that defined racial injustice in the Depression-era South of the United States, To Kill a Mockingbird is standard reading in classrooms across the world.