Sentence examples for coordinated reading from inspiring English sources

Ellen Decker, the principal at Calvin Coolidge, where Ms. Banks taught and coordinated reading programs, said she never would have allowed Mr. Banks into the school if she had known of his legal troubles, including the previous conviction, the restraining order and an accusation that he had trespassed at Ms. Banks's apartment recently in violation of the court's decree.

In our previous investigations we found that multiple PRLs with complementary functional advantages could be used in a coordinated reading strategy [ 5, 6, 20] and we emphasized that the two essential capacities for reading could be allocated to different PRLs used in a combined fashion [ 5].

April 23 , 2012- The couple is spotted out on a date and they are color-coordinated (read: both happen to be wearing black)!

Given these findings, it is not surprising to find that when spelling and reading are taught together in a coordinated manner, reading performance improves far more than if the children received just additional reading practice on its own.

It saddens me to read their joint coordinated statements opposing the UK initiative, ignoring the practical problems and lacking strategic vision.

Read up on those coordinated expenditure restrictions.

And 2.55% and 2.42% more reads could be mapped to each coordinated draft compared with the consensus sequences (Table 3).

To assess whether differentially retained introns in the same genes were included in a coordinated or in a combinatorial manner, mate information of read pairs was used.

Our future research will focus on the molecular machinery that can read these marks and translate this information into coordinated gene expression pattern of CVM genes.

"The 'En Marche!' movement has been the victim of a massive coordinated hacking campaign that is leading to leaks on social networks tonight," read the statement issued by the campaign (TechCrunch's translation).

Colbert's tongue-in-cheek endorsement of that statement reads, "Americans for a Better Tomorrow, Tomorrow agrees that 'fully coordinated' ads shouldn't be counted as 'coordinated communications.' The candidate would merely be appearing as a paid spokesperson, who, coincidentally, is closely aligned with the candidate that he or she also is".