Sentence examples for enriching reading from inspiring English sources

In his introduction to one of the greatest and most enjoyable of all diaries, that of the Reverend Francis Kilvert, William Plomer offers a succinct explanation of why some make enriching reading and others do not: "To keep a diary is to attempt a difficult literary form.

It's not the most enticing of titles, but Rosen's wise and surprising "journey between worlds" has been for me the most enriching read of 2001.

Doughty is, quite clearly, a writer who knows a lot about her subject but it is her judicious use of these anecdotes – scattering them like ashes through the text at just the right moment to contextualise her own experiences – that makes for such an enriching read.

For each probe region, we counted the number of MeDIP-enriched reads and subtracted the number of input reads.

In fact, while previous studies assessed the read elongation distance by evaluating the distance between the forward and reverse enriched reads [ 7], MeDiChISeq applies the iterative linear regression model fitting in a strand-specific manner without read elongation.

In the genomic interaction profile of the GCC dataset, highly interacting DNA regions can be characterized by the peaks (regions with markedly enriched read densities [ 15]) in the genomic interaction profile of the GCC dataset.

Reading five Web sites, an op-ed article and a blog post or two, experts say, can be more enriching than reading one book.

This might be contradictory to having an open mind within the field, but prior knowledge of the structure of the education could be seen as vital and enriching when reading the students' reflections.

"I don't think there's anybody whose life would not be enriched by reading it.

In general, these endo-siRNAs have a 5'-G characteristic and are enriched with reads of ∼26nt in antisense strands (Figure 7B) and 20nt in sense strands (Figure 7C).

Our RNA-seq data are highly enriched for reads with conopeptide homology.