For example, the Flesch-Kincaid readability score for Oregon's combined AD form was grade level 7.6, whereas the readability score for Utah's living will and power of attorney forms were grade levels 19.0 and 17.8, respectively.
The presence of three acronyms in the present title, combined with its length, reduce the readability of the title so, if possible, we would be grateful if you could reduce the number of acronyms and/or length of the title.
This is the remote-readability of the chip, combined with the lack of encryption of the data held on it.
Thus, it is clear that if the above mentioned factors are combined together at the appropriate level, the readability task performance of the operators will improve and the reading time may be reduced.
As mentioned earlier, many factors impact the complexity of understanding scientific and medical literature; therefore, the use of readability tests as a standalone measure should be cautioned unless combined with more robust tests [ 36].
The book is rich in detail and insights, combines meticulous research with readability, and is full of quoted examples of Jonson's inimitably muscular, pungent yet precise style.
For the phrases "Health Knowledge", "Health Information" and "Readability and Health" we used double quotes around the phrase keeping the terms combined rather than the database searching for each term in the selected phrase individually (we present a description of terms in the Appendix S1).
But the Booker prize's administrator, Ion Trewin, defended the judges' choices, saying that they were not looking for readability at the expense of anything else, rather that they wanted to find novels where it was combined with quality and excellence.
She said: "This shortlist achieves the near impossible of combining literary merit with sheer readability.
All these books add significantly to scholarship in the field, but combine their academic rigour with readability: perfect Christmas presents for the H Word reader!
