Sentence examples for secondary reader from inspiring English sources

In a systematic review on CT diagnosis, a major discrepancy rate of 2.4% was found, even lower when the secondary reader was non-blinded [54].

The states implemented a range of programs, almost all of them commercial programs designed for secondary readers.

(We know Americans smoked a lot in the 1950's and that Arabs still do, but there is a limit to the secondary smoke a reader should be obliged to inhale).

Four groups of poor readers were identified among a population of students with learning disabilities attending a special class in secondary school: normal readers; specific poor decoders; specific poor comprehenders, and general poor readers (deficits in both decoding and comprehension).

If you follow e-readers, you might have seen the post I wrote not long ago detailing and judging the various secondary features e-readers are sporting in order to catch the eye of the spendy book-lover.

Even in this latter case, one must reference both the primary and secondary sources so readers can judge the wisdom of relying on the latter's accuracy.

A couple of years into secondary school and avid readers are on to John Grisham and Emily Brontë, while the less keen realise that they are being patronised by all those Bridget-Jones-for-teens titles.

When your 11-year-olds leave it's almost like they're your own children, some of them you've had since they were three and you're so involved in the journey they've had – children for whom behaviour has been a struggle but now you know they're ready for secondary school, or fluent readers who struggled earlier on.

This then raises further doubts whether observed dysfunctions of the left OT regions in dyslexic readers are secondary to a primary dysfunction of left posterior language regions.

The impression of Furnham (previously cited) of "a large and compelling literature," reporting essentially the same finding, is widely shared among readers of secondary reports.

This variability, likely secondary to the number of readers and inexperience of two readers, might be reduced through standardized teaching and more experience, yielding even more striking results.