"prolonged reading" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to sustained or extended reading. For example, "Her concentration was tested by the prolonged reading session."
These resetting effects can result not just from prolonged reading but from a single exposure.
Bilberry extracts have been shown to treat visual fatigue caused by prolonged reading and working in dim light".
Bilberry extracts had not "been shown to treat visual fatigue caused by prolonged reading and working in dim light".
Because of its heft, it made prolonged reading or game-play feel like doing reps at the gym.
The obvious answer is Lincoln, whose speeches emerged from prolonged reading and yet made perfect sense to men and women who had never read a book... Mentions Wills's "Lincoln at Gettysburg," a microscopic analysis of the Gettysburg speech... Writer describes the acceptance speech Bush gave... Quoting Robert Frost, the Governor announced his intention to "occupy the land with character".
By Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, September 30 , 1944P. 15 A man who is a member of the staff of an organization that reads and chooses books to send servicemen, tells us that recently all their straight-backed chairs were replaced by upholstered easy chairs to make prolonged reading less of a strain.
You might expect, then, almost anything except a long novel minutely engaged with Bulgarian life and history, a book that is clearly the product not only of imagining but of prolonged travel, reading, and friendship.
PTP and PPE were recorded before, during, and after five adult male and five adult female speakers engaged in a prolonged oral reading task designed to induce vocal fatigue.
In short, a Hajamadi photograph of a museum exhibit provides us the opportunity of a prolonged close reading of the exhibit's cultural and political assumptions, combined with some background provided by the artist that enlarge the disparities between the imagined culture and the real one.
It suggests doctors are using apps for quick reference as opposed to prolonged educational reading.
Head movements, watching TV for prolonged periods, reading books, focusing on an object for a long time, crowds, darkness and walking often aggravate dizziness.
