Sentence examples for extended reading of from inspiring English sources
There is much hand-wringing these days about the decline of certain abilities in the digital age -- of memory, of extended reading, of writing without shortened words.
This paper consists of an extended reading of Political geography: world economy, state and locality, with the intention of pointing to material that could be added in future additions of the book.
Escortnet fought back by opening a countersuit against Turktelekom based on an extended reading of the telecommunications law in question to wit, while Turktelekom might enjoy a communications monopoly as a state company, its daughter company TurNet did not.
Though I spend too much of my income on books (I can't bear to read anything lengthy without physically marking it up, which renders libraries of little use as sources of extended reading matter), there are few items in my ragbag collection that have any serious retail value.
Aside from perceived risk, the user experience of a mobile device (especially phones) is antiquated for extended reading.
Yet the book also rewards extended reading.
In our analysis, we extended the short reads by 200bp, and histograms of the extended reads counts over a 20-kb TSS region (+/- 10kb of TSS) for each entry from the RefSeq mm8 database (obtained from UCSC website) were computed using bin size 20bp.
We took the centre of the extended read (dyad) to represent the precise nucleosome location in the following steps (Fig. 1A).
Sx was the normalised number of the extended reads located within a 10 bp window along a chromosome for sample x; a log2 ratio was then calculated on the corresponding Sx as log2R = log2(Streatment/Scontrol).
Similar results were found using the recently improved MiSeq reagent kit for extended PE reads of 250 bp with 87.5% of read 1 bases and 75.7% of read 2 bases at >Q30.
And though a lot of what we've been doing in this class is typical of what one would do in a philosophy class, one of the things of which we haven't done that much is close reading of extended passages from texts.
