Sentence examples for read with that from inspiring English sources

Initially Ms. King, like Alicia, seems difficult to read, with that quiet, contemplative gaze.

My son would sit next to me, completely sunk in Harry Potter, while I, who'd once read with that same focus, couldn't get the words to work their usual magic in turning off the rest of my mind.

Midway through the book, he fell ill; recovering, he read, with that special blurry focus that comes from being out of sorts, the Mahavamsa, in which he discovered the mythic and minatory figure of Dutugemunu, a precursor to present-day Sinhalese cruelty.

We then assigned a unique identifier to each spacer group identified and assigned the spacers within each read with that unique identifier.

Studies were not excluded from consideration based on the quality appraisal in keeping with the methodology; 14 16 however, methodological quality of included papers is reported so that the review findings can be read with that context in mind.

As such, it can be said that, for students, reading attitude is the willingness to take part in reading, with that willingness arising out of their feelings about this activity.

Differentially expressed genes after infection in resistant fish and susceptible fish were determined by comparing their expression levels in RPKM (reads per kilobase of exon model per million mapped reads) with that of the control group.

The key intuition in this method is the comparison of allelic ratios at individual SNP loci, as the inheritance of a particular paternal allele affects the percentage of reads with that allele at the particular position in the genome.

As well as being able to filter out reads by selecting 'HIDE' from the check-box, there is also an option to 'SHOW' only the reads with that flag set, so BamView can, for example, show only reads with the 'proper pair' flag set.

Whatever you choose, ensure that you can read with ease, that there is sufficient light and that the reading device is either supported or it's not too heavy to hold.

I read with misgivings that only the very young and the very mad keep diaries".