Sentence examples for reading of as from inspiring English sources

HSBC said a purchasing managers' index reading of as low as 48 in China still pointed to annual growth of 12 to 13 percent in industrial output.

Assuming a meter does indeed meet the ISO guideline, then a true glucose level of 55 mg/dl could in fact yield an SMBG reading of as low as 40 or as high as 70 mg/dl, and occasionally (1 time in 20) a reading beyond those limits.

I make no particular claim for my methodology, which is based on a regular monitoring of the poll-of-polls, together with a respect for demographics, and a reading of as many individual poll internals as I can stomach.

The first read of AS read pairs was used in this study to compare to the single reads derived from SMS. SMS reads were aligned with the IndexDP aligner, while amplification-based sequencing reads were aligned with both the Bowtie and IndexDP aligners as shown in Figure S2.

We thank Gary Eitzen for critical reading of the manuscript as well as Rosario Dioguardi and Barbara Pasqualato for technical assistance.

Given such an interpretation, (1) and (2) ought not to be theorems, and propositional logic may be regarded as unsound vis-à-vis the reading of → as logical implication.

The units' shifting sizes defeat a reading of them as a unified whole.

This marks off the reading of literature as a special experience.

This just one of a few small curveballs in the reading of Bugg as Noel's mini-me.

Additionally, given the intended, strict reading of → as logical implication and the equivalence of (¬p→q) and (p∨q), Lewis infers that disjunction too must be given a new intensional sense, according to which (p∨q) holds just in case if p were not the case it would have to be the case that q.

Melissus: See Sedely 1999 for a reading of Melissus as an existence monist.