Sentence examples for reads referring from inspiring English sources

"Our tribute to a brave little boy," it reads, referring to Stephen Baltz, the 11-year-old who for 26 hours was the lone surviving passenger.

"The Papadopoulos information triggered the opening of an FBI counterintelligence investigation in late July 2016 by FBI agent Pete Strzok," the memo reads, referring to information the FBI received focused on another Trump campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos.

"The Greeks finally have a Greek government, and not an envoy of Merkel," the tweet reads, referring to the German chancellor who, as the leader of one of Europe's biggest lenders, is the bogeyman of anti-austerity campaigners.

"Due to our diverse accounting service for other companies, we now need invoices from various industries (13% or 17% VAT)," one ad sent out last week by the Shanghai Fangyuan Accounting Agency reads, referring to the value-added tax receipts.

"We do not gain pleasure from revenge nor spilling the blood of the puppets of those who have broken the law," the letter of the three families reads, referring to the two unnamed individuals sentenced to death in closed-door trials for beating detainees to death.

Image caption "Please forgive me," Mr Newman asks in his four-page statement, titled "Apology" "During the Korean War, I have been guilty of a long list of indelible crimes against DPRK government and Korean people," the four-page statement reads, referring to North Korea's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

Passed-filter reads refer to preliminary Illumina inbuilt read scoring.

The term 'that John reads Moby Dick ' refers to the same proposition at every possible world; the term 'what John reads' refers to different propositions at worlds at which John reads different things (and refers to the proposition that John reads Moby Dick at those worlds at which Moby Dick is the one and only thing that John reads).

Gene reads refers to the number of unique reads that mapped to known protein-coding genes.

The N reads refers to the number of the reads crossing the donor or acceptor sites after removing the PCR duplication.

The normalized reads referred to as reads per kilobase of exon per million mapped reads (RPKM), were used to estimate the total number of genes expressed throughout embryo maturation.