Sentence examples for ancient reading from inspiring English sources

Aspasius relates that the former is the more ancient reading, but that it was later changed by Eudorus and Euharmostus".

There is no distinction made between the ancient reading, and the innovations of the editor; there is no reason given for any of the alterations which are made; the emendations of former editions are adopted without any acknowledgement, and few of the difficulties are removed which have hitherto embarrassed the readers of Shakespeare.

This difference shows that oligonucleotide spiking reduced our capability to access endogenous ancient reads.

Together with error profiles specific to the type of sequencing platforms used, these specificities could limit our ability to map sequencing reads against modern reference genomes and therefore limit our ability to identify endogenous ancient reads, reducing the efficiency of shotgun sequencing aDNA.

Therefore, as it provides unbiased estimates of sample divergence while increasing sequence coverage, we believe that the approach recommended here would improve the sensitivity of the mapping procedure in other situations where ancient reads show similar levels of post-mortem damage and could accommodate divergence estimates up to at least 1.2%.

If you are over 25 you may not know what Crush or Flush is, so read on ancient one, read on.

Since Originalism elevates contemporaneous "reasonable reader" meaning (here ancient people reading stone tablets) over speaker meaning (here God's meaning), the prognosis can't be good.

Walking around the ancient city, reading up on its history, and thinking of its people -- wiped out in 79 A.D. by a volcanic eruption -- has me thinking a lot about warning signs.

Many ancient Platonists read the midwife analogy, and more recently Cornford 1935 has read it, as alluding to the theory of recollection.

It can be used to map and process sequencing reads from different data sources, such as evolutionary genetics, medical research or even short, damaged ancient DNA reads (see [ 18]).

("How Christianity Spread: The 1 Percent and the 99 Percent in Ancient Rome," read the headline in The New Republic).