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In the United States, many early literacy experts argue that children at ages 4 and 5 should be exposed to some of the building blocks of reading -- for example, the letters of the alphabet and their sounds -- so that those components of reading are readily retrievable from memory when children are asked to start reading words in later grades.

The entire results of this microarray analysis have been submitted and are readily retrievable from the public database NCBI Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) with the accession number GSE29444 (sample number: GSM728857-60).

In contrast, rbcL and trnH-psbA were readily retrievable for these taxa (Tables 2, S1).

The photo most certainly still exists on cellphones, and perhaps on social networking sites, readily retrievable.

So much of our past is so readily retrievable in the digital age that we can't help but stumble across things we'd do better to forget.

Designed around the subset of the National Planning Scenarios with health effects, advanced by the US Department of Homeland Security, the tool's platform is supported by the detailed descriptions and readily retrievable evidence-based assumptions of each scenario.

An additional advantage of GFPs is that they are readily retrievable after failure [36].

If we can learn to intentionally pay attention to our moments of vulnerability, without judgment, and meet it with a curious and caring awareness, we can build that into our hippocampus, and make it readily retrievable when we need it most.

Everything is retrievable from CrashPlan's servers, which are constantly available.

It will take ten days to order a new logic board, and nothing will be retrievable from the hard drive before that.

We'd sit there sorting out our lives, singing, bingeing on pretzels and peanuts too easily retrievable from the pantry closet nearby.