Sentence examples for leading reading from inspiring English sources

Unlike many other public and private schools, it invites parents to share in every aspect of the school day, from leading reading groups to cleaning up after lunch to simply sitting and watching.

McDermott, named 2011/12 Championship Manager of the Season after leading Reading to the division title, said it had been a dangerous time to play the Gunners.

But after World War II, railroad companies and the coal market declined, leading Reading to declare Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1971.

As his drug habit intensified, Friday's form began to dip in the first half of the 1976 77 season, leading Reading to sell him to Second Division side Cardiff City in December 1976.

Although the leading short read mapping algorithms all try to identify the best mapping position for each read, a read may still map equally well or nearly equally well to multiple positions because of paralogous sequences in the reference genome [ 11].

"The Board conducted a comprehensive review of the situation, including the receipt of advice from leading counsel," read the statement.

She has shown an astonishing appetite for misery; her résumé of leading roles reads, for the most part, like a catalog of the varieties of female suffering.

But almost every native speaker of American English knows oh-oh to mean "watch out" or "trouble ahead"; when our leading lexicographers read this, they will utter uh-oh and hasten to include the commonly exclaimed warning in their next revisions.

The leading short read mapping algorithms, including BWA (Li and Durbin, 2009), Bowtie (Langmead et al., 2009), and SOAP (Li et al., 2009b), all try to identify the best mapping position for each read that minimizes the number of differences between the read and the genome, i.e. the edit distance of the nucleotide strings, possibly weighted by base quality value.

The total number of reads covering these sites were 9468378 and 15642919 reads respectively, leading to a read error rate of ~0.1 for both types.

Regions of the genome with lower mappability tend to accumulate lower read-counts, thus leading to read-count artifacts that can be interpreted as deletions in the absence of proper read-count normalization techniques.