Sentence examples for natural readers from inspiring English sources

Such supramolecular receptors are able to compete for the binding of H3K9me3 with its natural readers, and, as a consequence, perturb chromatin structure in cells.

The family of man is Gautreaux's natural reader.

For The Testament of Gideon Mack, he introduced a framing device, footnotes, and a direct address to the reader – warning against hurrying through long novels, for example – which seems quite natural to readers of Alasdair Gray.

"It's only natural that readers will want to know her better," she said.

"While it's natural for readers around the world to look to America, there are British writers who have found a global audience," she said.

But the signs are auspicious: increasing levels of online literacy and broadband connections mixed with more inevitable local newspaper closures mean it's natural that readers—and advertisers will shift to new outlets.

Lectins as natural glycocode readers are popularly applied in a wide range of traditional and advanced sensing protocols.

I'm not a natural fantasy reader, but this sounds like a proper adventure story, complete with a gothic hall and a secret society, and I'm planning on spending part of this summer immersed in it.

But was it a natural for American readers?

The site's creators are also counting on readers' natural curiosity to peer onto other people's book shelves.

The investigative element of Borges's writing, which excites readers' natural curiosity even as it withholds detective fiction's customary satisfactions, instils a tension in his work that is rare in experimental literature.