Sentence examples for combined reading from inspiring English sources

When text and images are combined, reading performance and retention improves compared with nonillustrated text (Sones, 1944; Gambrell and Jawitz, 1993; Carney and Levin, 2002).

Parents say it draws almost all of its students from the Lower East Side and East Harlem, and statistics published by the Board of Education show the most recent combined reading and math SAT scores for three of the high schools averaging 800 or less out of a possible 1,600.

Combined reading improved the sensitivity for the identification of patients with residual or recurrent disease from 82%95%95 % CI: 69 90 %) to 89 % (95%% CI: 86 96 %) with no loss of specificity (PET-CT: 97 [94–98]%; combined reading: 98 [97–99]%).

The African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child [ 32] is the only human rights treaty that already applies a 'straight 18' approach (combined reading of arts. 2 and 22).

The elements are italicized in the text below to enhance combined reading of text and tables, and elements that are considered effective in all three domains are marked bold in the text and tables.

And what about all these other names that, when combined, read like a list of guests in the waiting room of "The Merv Griffin Show," circa 1969?

The messages, when combined, read in part: "You f--ked up.

The combined reads provided 34× coverage of the genome.

The quality score is used to identify the most likely nucleotide in the overlapped segment, and a new fastq formatted file is generated for the combined reads.

The combined reads for each gene were normalized by the total reads of each individual cell line and then standardized to reads per million (RPM, gene counts/total counts of each cell line ×1 million).

With a combined read length of 120 bp and DNA fragment sizes averaging 600 bp, no more than 25% of reads should contain the junction between sheared ends of the long RAD circular molecules.