Sentence examples for more likely reading from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the more likely reading directions of RNAz predicted loci were scanned against the known gene annotation of human (hg17, May 2004) [ 51].

As would a magazine interview, which could be bought for $3.99 or, more likely, read online for free.

6. Black American eighth graders are almost three times more likely to read below basic reading levels than white American eighth graders.

We find that students who self-select books are more likely to read them and read them with greater enthusiasm.

According to Scarborough and Dobrich (1994), parents who read frequently are also more likely to read to their children, and that this reading activity may be related to having more books available to themselves and their children in the home.

But in troubling news for tablet makers, the study also found that the subjects under 30 who read electronically were more likely to read books on a cellphone or a computer.

If you're high in NFC you're more likely to read books, enjoy crossword puzzles and read articles like this one.

You're more likely to read stories like this one from Mic, which accurately notes that any space men and women occupy is "inherently gendered".

Within the UK community nursing context, research found that health visitors did report reading nursing journals but were more likely to read editorials and news articles than research articles [ 23].

So, even though I don't subscribe to it, I'm still more likely to read it than I am to read, say, "Family Circle" or something comparable.

Most surprising, they were more likely to read tabloid papers like the Sun and the Daily Mirror online than their own favourite paper.