Sentence examples for lead to reading from inspiring English sources

"From everything we know about brain development, children can learn skills that lead to reading right from birth, and it's important especially in the first three years of life," said Dr. Barry Zuckerman, who along with Dr. Robert Needlman founded Reach Out and Read.

The removal of duplicate reads is a well-defined procedure in experiments involving DNA sequencing but is less clear-cut when sequencing the transcriptome where varying transcript concentrations naturally lead to reads of identical mRNA segments.

A large standard deviation of the sequencing library will lead to read pair methods being less accurate when estimating the length of an indel.

However, as the quality score of reads is determined by the uniqueness of the mapping position, masking may lead to reads that originate from the repeated sequences mapping spuriously to other locations, with potentially high quality scores.

Long before there were "graphic novels," there were comics known as "Classics Illustrated," and again, those interviewed talked about how reading the comic about a classic book led to reading the book itself.

For practical applications, the foremost bottleneck of this array architecture is the sneak current path issue, which leads to read operation error [241].

For the last decade, although many dielectrics have shown resistive switching characteristics, undesirable cross-talk through neighboring cells due to sneak current leads to read disturbance and limits the array size.

But in the trauma of terrorism, an anxious country was glued to the tube, taking in unbelievable images while simultaneously being led to read urgent, bottom-screen news copy as never before.

Further normalization to account for total library size led to read counts being transformed to reads per million (RPM) as described in Chavez et al. 2010.

Such instances would lead to read-splitting in DSV and read-truncation in ISV.

And that it would somehow lead them to reading James Joyce or something," Crispin says flatly.