Sentence examples for more direct reading from inspiring English sources

By that time, people were turning from Jaeger's account and toward a more direct reading of Aristotle.

In order to further strenghten these observations we transplanted EF and FPN- hNSCs in the corpus callosum of young Shiverer mouse, a model in which the lack of endogenous Mbp allows an easier and more direct read-out of the myelinogenic competence of the transplanted cells.

While intermolecular FRET measurements within an assembly of CFP- and YFP-tagged ORAI1 proteins have been carried out (Navarro-Borelly et al, 2008), intramolecular FRET within one ORAI1 protein might provide a more direct read-out of conformational rearrangements that occur upon coupling with STIM1.

Another, more direct post read: "THE WORST DAY OF MY ENTIRE EXISTENCE.

Add all the fragments together and you have the whole.Other people developing sequencing technology are trying more direct ways to read the nucleotides.

I also figured that a church that's been accused of being a cult and a hate group might give me some more direct advice than just reading a book.

Brenden Mulligan analyzed the communication breakdown and makes a reasoned, design-inspired case that Uber's in-app notification of surcharges should have been cleaner, more direct and easier to read.

One way to make this easier would be a more direct connection between the publications we read and the physical world.

(Other profiles are more direct: "Looking for a date for dinner, Dutch treat," read one Match.com headline).

A more direct approach for taxonomic profiling is to classify metagenomic reads through homology search against a reference genes database.

Childhood reading, on the other hand, is simpler and more direct.