Sentence examples for reading specific from inspiring English sources

You can best do that by staying on top of the pertinent scientific journals (e.g., The Journal of Chromatography B ), reading specific reference books, and visiting HPLC manufacturers?

"This is really an interesting result,... it's the closest we've come to reading specific memories," says Lynn Nadel, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

Table 1 illustrates the potential that close analysis of student error in completing cloze tasks holds for recognising the patterns of difficulty being experienced by particular groups of students in reading specific text.

For a few minutes, or sometimes hours, their work all hinges on the actor reading specific words.

Thus, while it is tempting to assign regions with reading specific functional labels (e.g. the visual word form area and bigram letter processing), these labels do not encompass the full range of processes that the brain structures are contributing to.

So far we have only describe the use of jmzML for reading specific elements, however, sometimes we will need to read the raw data to extract a region in two dimensional space (i.e. m/ z and RT) (Fig. 3).

Nobody likes to be forced to read specific books.

Although there are no state-required summer reading lists, individual districts may require their students to read specific titles before returning to school in September.

He said he had followed medical advice as a student but also accepted psychological help from a "sheikh" who suggested he read specific texts from the Koran.

He based the movement on the belief that the key to producing more adult male readers was to let boys read what engaged them rather than forcing them to read specific selections.

On Friday, we've shown you Twimal, a super-cute USB toy for Twitter users that can read specific tweets out loud (so you don't have to look at the computer screen to follow your time line).