Sentence examples for readability criteria from inspiring English sources

The reading-level characteristic was addressed through analyses of multiple readability criteria done by a recognized expert.

This indicates that more effort is needed to ensure that the information provided on fibromyalgia websites meets the information needs, quality and suggested readability criteria.

This translation aims to reword the scientific information to satisfy specified readability criteria and the assumed knowledge level of the reader.

Much of the row over the shortlist has stemmed from Rimington's own prioritisation of "readability" in the judging criteria.

To examine if online textual materials are simple duplicates of print-based materials, the present study aims to compare French language teaching websites and textbooks in terms of their lexical density and clause length which are common criteria for readability.

Based on their review, the authors determined that the existing web health evaluation tools did not meet the criteria for readability and ease of use for general consumers.

The criteria for readability (usability) and results of the analyses presented in this article can be used by consumers of dental educational materials to ensure that their choices are well-suited to their specific pediatric patient population.

Second, in order to show that SDG-Pro enables easier, efficient and more intuitive development of IoT cloud applications, we compare it against traditional programming model evaluation criteria that include: readability, code simplicity, reusability, expressiveness and functional extensibility.

To measure the accessibility and quality of currently available asthma education World Wide Web sites using the following criteria: accessibility by readability, language, and download time; information quality based on inclusion of core educational concepts and compliance with Health On the Net (HON) principles; and utilization of innovative technology.

Finally, both reviewers will assess decision aid quality using the International Patient Decision Aid Standards criteria, ease of readability using Flesch/Flesch-Kincaid tests, and informational content using directed content analysis.

And if, as Louise Doughty has told us, "readability" should be the sole criterion, why not Alan Bennett's The Uncommon Reader?