Sentence examples for advances in reading from inspiring English sources

Significant advances in reading the papyri have been made, however, especially by the use of microscopes (first in 1970, then, from 1995, with built-in illumination) and, from 2000, of digital photographs taken mostly in the near-infrared region ('multi-spectral images').

The Civic Committee reasons like this: If our middle-school kids had made solid, impressive advances in reading and math from 2004 to 2008, we would have seen a significant rise in the Prairie State Achievement Exam PSAEE) scores of our 11th-graders in 2007 and 2008.

Advances in reading, writing and editing genetic materials have greatly expanded our ability to reprogram biological systems at the resolution of a single nucleotide and on the scale of a whole genome.

Labour did well in Luton, gaining 11 seats, but made only modest advances in Reading, Basingstoke, Swindon, Dover and Southampton.

Ultimately, advances in read length (up to 500 bp or more), and the availability of paired reads, could make possible true whole-genome shotgun sequencing of soybean and other crop plants at greatly reduced cost.

The purpose of this study was to assess the feasibility of GS FLX pyrosequencing for de novo assembly of the Atlantic salmon genome given recent advances in read length and the availability of GS FLX Long Paired End technology.

Stetson Middle School, for example, was up 22 points from 2010, and it also saw an 8-point jump in the percentage of students scoring proficient or advanced in reading.

EAA leadership likes to tout their statistic that in their first district-wide assessment, following the baseline test in the fall, 27% of EAA students advanced one year in reading while 22% advanced one year in math.

Despite recent advances in read-out technologies for ChIP, such as high-throughput sequencing (ChIP-seq), the basic chromatin preparation protocol remains the same and has a number of limitations.

Flesch claimed that American children advanced much more slowly in reading than European children did (this was in the days when Americans still cared what Europeans thought of them); and he suggested that the failure of the public schools was a threat to democracy and the American dream, since it deprived poor and middle-class children of the quality of education available to the affluent.

For unparalleled advances in prosperity, read rape of the planet.