Sentence examples for at the initial reading from inspiring English sources
"We had this understanding with those people auditioning that if we liked you at the initial reading, we're probably going to ask you to read in Central Park, and if we like you in Central Park, we're probably going to ask you to do it on Broadway as well," said Mr. Holmes.
At the initial reading sessions there was moderate agreement between the two readers with regard to radiographic scoring of SIJs (the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) for the right and left SIJs were 0.647 and 0.682, respectively), and the two readers agreed on the presence of inflammation at any site of the SIJ on MRI in 91% of cases, with a к value of 0.623.
The difference in response observed by addition of increasing amounts of rHA even at the initial reading was indicative that there was significant rHA binding to fetuin in a dose-dependent manner by the time the plate was placed in the reader.
This theory goes that both Kanata and Luke were due for much bigger parts - why was Mark Hamill at the initial read-through otherwise?
The economy barely budged in the fourth quarter of 2012, expanding at an annual rate of 0.4 percent, and then only after the initial reading was revised upward.
In the third quarter, the initial reading showed annual growth of 0.9percentt.
Mean read depth was reduced by ~70% at 100 bp, by ~50% at 250 bp, while at 2,500 bp read depth declined to 20-40% of the initial read depth in the 6 libraries.
On an annualized basis, the economy expanded 1.3percentt, against the government's initial reading of 4.8percentt.
News on Friday confirmed that the economy was far weaker in the second quarter than originally believed, growing at 1.6 percent versus an initial reading of 2.4 percent.
SB undertook the search and initial reading.
As a reader, she takes a pleasingly cavalier approach to books, hopscotching her way through narratives, sometimes starting at the end or, as with her initial reading of The Brothers Karamazov, skipping entire sections.
