Sentence examples for expanding reading from inspiring English sources

Along with his wife, he also pursued a deeply held belief in education, and together they were instrumental in implementing and expanding Reading Recovery throughout the Kalamazoo public school system.

Future work will be targeted towards expanding read across capabilities.

He would provide aid to help primary schools expand reading programs and reward schools that administered standardized tests annually to help educators identify learning problems early.

Goodreads has helped change how we discover and discuss books and, with Kindle, Amazon has helped expand reading around the world.

There are many options to expand, read through and then select or deselect according to your preference on where you want a space (means one click of the space bar) to be added or removed.

An expanded reading list can be prepared, but these are good for starters.

They expressed even more support when they were told the funds would be used to "reduce class size, expand reading programs and increase high school graduation rates".

In these cases, we cluster the haplotypes to expand read-based haplotypes into local genomic haplotypes: if two read-based haplotypes overlap each other without contradicting, they can be clustered into a single longer haplotype.

Reads that fell onto exons were summed up for each gene and normalized by the exon length into the expanded exonic read density (reads per kilobase per million reads: RPKM) (32) using the following formula: where C is the number of reads that fell onto the gene's exons, N the total number of mappable reads in the experiment and L the sum of the exons in base pairs.

Taken together, by expanding the read depth and combining three different primer pairs for the NGS approach, we estimate that as many as 81 A. carolinensis OR sequences could be collected.

Major successful changes were demonstrated in the inclusion of falls-related patient education materials (See Additional File 5: Falls educational materials cover letter) [ 23- 26], a checkbox for fall prevention in the electronic health record Telecare Tuck-In consult, and expanding the reading of the fall prevention script to post-operative patients being called by Telecare Tuck-In.