Sentence examples for accessible texts from inspiring English sources

Rick Reibstein Lexington, Mass., Oct. 2, 2010 • To the Editor: So why don't Democrats and progressives have easily readable, accessible texts that excite followers?

In addition to Avicenna's philosophy having been readily incorporated into medieval European Scholastic thought, his synthesis of Neoplatonic and Aristotelian thought and his encompassing of all human knowledge of the time into well-organized accessible texts make him one of the greatest intellects since Aristotle.

We recognize that basic quantitative genetics is generally not taught at the introductory level, and although there are several accessible texts that discuss these techniques with varying degrees of difficulty (Ridley 1996, pp. 222 254; Falconer and Mackay 1996; Futuyma 1998, pp. 397 438; Freeman and Herron 2001, pp. 48 56, 224 234), we will cover them briefly here.

Only 19 articles relevant to the above conceptual frame work and with fully accessible texts underwent the second stage of the selection process.

With spare line drawings, simple, accessible text, and a message in a bottle.

This accessible text focuses on the behavioural and physiological mechanisms which facilitate adaptation and on the evolutionary process that ensues.

"So what might seem like simple and accessible text for a standard English speaker might be puzzling for such kids".

This accessible text is suitable for advanced undergraduate and graduate level students and researchers in the fields of epidemiology, disease ecology, anthropology, health sciences, and the history of medicine.

But alongside its clear, accessible text are side panels of key facts and figures which give the book lasting value as a source of reference for young people at Key Stage 3 and over.

Winter's heartfelt, accessible text ("The major leagues didn't allow black guys to play back then — craziest rule there ever was") is infused with immediacy and enthusiasm as he describes the Say Hey Kid's determination and legendary skill.

But Zwiebach (2004) is a reasonably accessible text.