Sentence examples for readings of which from inspiring English sources

After that he took twelve readings, of which about half of them were right and the other half were wrong, which was about what you would expect out of two sets of values.

The smoke (soot) level in the exhaust gas was measured with an 'AVL Di Gas' the readings of which are provided as Hart ridge units (% opacity) or equivalent smoke (soot) density (milligrams of soot per cubic meter of exhaust gases).

From the one in five randomly selected sub-sample of notes we determined the proportion of patients in whose notes there was evidence that spirometry had been carried out to British Thoracic Society (BTS) standards (three consistent readings of which two were within 5% or 100 mls)[ 7].

At a practice level there was no correlation between the quality of spirometry as measured by adherence to the BTS standard (three readings, of which two were within 5% or 100 ml) and QOF achievement for spirometry as measured by either QOF indicator COPD 9 (Spearman's correlation coefficient = -0.11, p = 0.51), or indicator COPD 10 (Spearman's correlation coefficient = 0.01, p = 0.94).

In addition to the music, there will be poetry and readings, details of which will be announced next week, details of which will be announced next week.

These alternating emotional axes are what make her so unclassifiable, so easily susceptible to widely different readings, all of which she may intend.

Through the readings, some of which are semi-staged, and discussion periods that follow, Juggernaut is also hoping to educate audiences.

More recently, William Langewiesche, the author of "American Ground," has faced ferocious protests at book readings (one of which was canceled) because he dared report that not every firefighter at the trade center was a saint.

Moreover, an argument can be ambiguous between a range of readings, each of which belongs to different categories.

Resisting one definitive interpretation of the parables of Jesus, Lischer opts for a medieval and postmodern multiplicity of readings, all of which are focused on the person of the "Teller" and the communal life and struggles of believers.

The readings, some of which were taken every 30 seconds and others of which were taken every 2 minutes, were stored until the researchers recaptured four of the birds a year later.