Sentence examples for scientific reading from inspiring English sources
Last year, the National Reading Panel set up by Congress reviewed scientific reading research.
Just look (as I've done many times) at scientific "reading and noting" research on the reality of print consumption.
A kind of scientific reading, which prevents people from inventing another kind of reading, which should be a form of wandering, as in a garden.
The case of Galileo inspires a scientific reading of the Bible, and as Catholic conservatives recognise this could be devastating for religion: "Science lacks the competence to interpret Sacred Scripture" says the website, "if it were otherwise, we would end by denying all the revealed mysteries, which are far beyond the capacity of physical and experimental sciences to explain".
The PLOS blog readers also appear to be a fairly high-powered segment of the online scientific reading public, at least compared to another survey Jarreau conducted with Lance Porter, an associate professor at the LSU Manship School of Mass Communication, that she reports at her own blog (which is not part of the PLOS network).
Carol introduced a new scientific reading assessment method which measured the reading and writing levels of South African students.
An NPR piece by Annie Tomlinson and Vincent Ialenti took a more nuclear approach, compiling scientific reads that would help our new president navigate the current military industrial complex he now oversees.
Check out online resources, make calls and interview people, go to the library, read essays on the subject, ready autobiographies, read scientific journals, read old newspaper articles, etc. Temper your own assumptions.
Ms. Capacchione prides herself on her "scientific" approach — reading the signs, combing through court documents.
"Forecasting political spending is about as scientific as reading palms and tea leaves," Mr. Tracey said.
And he began to get involved in children's environmental health issues, attending scientific conferences, reading literature on the subject, studying infants' brain development.
