Sentence examples for specialised reader from inspiring English sources
The more specialised reader, meanwhile, will lament the scant information about Mr Soufan's sources, and the lack of an index.
But if a pin is possible instead, then it is in practice going to displace expensive specialised readers.
The problem is that today's web standards require specialised readers like Kindle and Zinio to display facsimiles of actual printed pages on a computer screen.
However, even a sub-specialised reader is subject to the same basic reading errors and this needs further study comparing outcomes from various reading strategies.
This leads to the conclusion that it might be more efficient to strive for sub-specialised readers than to implement double reading.
In studies with a sub-specialised second reader there is a risk that the discrepancy rate is inflated since the second reader decides what should be included in the report.
Part of the specialised role of news readers is the capacity to adopt a certain kind of phonological patterning, one that heightens the newsworthy feel of the text (Lukin 2014b; van Leeuwen 1992).
Collectively, these studies raised the possibility that post-translational modifications of histones, such as sumoylation, methylation, and acetylation, could form a combinatorial code recognised by specialised proteins referred to as readers of the epigenetic code, which in turn would regulate transcription of genes that prevent hyperactivation of the LET-60 signalling pathway.
These PTMs can act by either altering the electrostatic interactions between histones and DNA or by creating recognition sites for specialised proteins often referred to as readers of the epigenetic code (Kouzarides, 2007).
Yet the internet offers so many specialised sources of information and entertainment that readers can pick exactly what they want from different websites.
Specialised fonts, designed according to preferences of readers with sight problems, have not necessarily led to enhanced reading performance.
