Sentence examples for increase the reader from inspiring English sources
More books about this topic will increase the reader's knowledge, inspiring them as well as entertaining them; Opal Plumstead was a very entertaining novel, but it also provided me with a lot of knowledge.
That had been the design from the very beginning: to use the image of text itself in a way that had been studied very carefully for a hundred years by exquisite film-makers and to increase the reader's experience as they progress through the book.
Accordingly, the purpose of this article is to increase the reader's understanding of the use of the qualitative research paradigm in the study of children's experiences with cancer.
It is really nice suggestions to explain more on the BBH-LS algorithm, and that will help to increase the reader confidence of our prediction approaches.
The purpose of the current study was to test whether short-term feedback to readers on their own performance when using CAD would increase the readers' confidence in the CAD analysis and thus their ability to differentiate true- from false-positive CAD candidates.
As disclaimers go, "Even if this book is harmless to use, the author and the publisher takes no responsibility for the outcome" is simultaneously so comprehensive and so vague as to strike an immediate note of unease – and the injunction never to read this book "close to someone driving any type of vehicle" only increases the reader's sense of impending peril.
For all schemes, a wrongly estimated set of assigned signatures prolongs the identification and increases the reader-to-tag communication overhead.
The scarcity of words often depicted in cartoons, forces the reader to interpret and complete the missing words, thereby producing an aesthetic response and increasing the readers' involvement [ 17].
"While our digital revenue is largely driven by advertising, Blendle gives us the opportunity to dip our toe into micropayments and potentially increase the share of reader revenue in the mix," said Camilla Cho, New York Magazine's executive director of business development and strategy, in the launch release.
"We thought we would make the design more contemporary, increase the accessibility to readers in terms of it looking old-fashioned or difficult," he said.
