Sentence examples for low readability from inspiring English sources
"low readability" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe a text that is difficult or confusing to read. For example, "The author's writing is full of jargon, making it difficult to follow and resulting in a low readability level."
Going on to look at success in terms of winning literary awards, the researchers found that many award-winning titles "have low readability".
Icon designs violating any proposed principles result in low readability.
To test if there was a correlation suggestive of a relationship among reading grade level, readability, and treatment outcomes, we divided the behavior treatment plans into two groups; 10 that had relatively high readability levels and 10 that had relatively low readability levels.
Sites with low readability, however, could potentially mislead limited health literacy users about their breast cancer risk or discourage limited health literacy users from using a breast cancer risk assessment tool.
Finally, the readability score may vary for some websites as it may be related to the use of technical terms such as fibromyalgia, since this seems to be a word with low readability.
Common reasons for resources being rejected were: the absence of a registration process for updates, no provision of support network details, no disclosure of the funding body and poor graphic design of materials (i.e. not attractive to look at, low readability).
The blood cholesterol leaflet scored the lowest readability, probably because the word 'cholesterol' was repeated nine times in the 100 word sample assessed.
Moreover, it scored low for readability, again reducing the likelihood of it being used by the general public.
Think of it as a new form of LCD that has e-ink properties – readability, low-power cost, and barely any lag – in full color.
The prototype has a resolution of 160 pixels per inch, paper-like readability and low power consumption, though it cannot handle moving pictures yet.
Online fibromyalgia information resources do not provide comprehensive information about fibromyalgia, and have low quality and poor readability.
