Sentence examples for standards of reading from inspiring English sources

"We are determined to raise standards of reading.

Speaking earlier, a spokeswoman for the Department for Education said: "Standards of reading need to rise.

To make it interesting, effect is also a verb, meaning make something happen: I hope my book will effect a change in standards of reading and writing.

In its original inspection of the school, education standards watchdog Ofsted found that unless standards of reading and writing improved "pupils are unlikely to flourish in their secondary school and future lives".

The WALNA was developed in consultation with educators to provide information on whether children have reached the minimum standards of reading, writing, spelling and numeracy.

Second, we and others have found that for many standard RNA-seq experiments, even when performed using published "standards" of read number and depth coverage, such experiments often fail to fully "cover" low-expressed or even moderately expressed genes, leaving "holes" in the gene structures (Graveley et al. 2011; Malone and Oliver 2011).

Therefore, the new visual acuity standards for driving require that a Group 1 driver must be able to both achieve the pre-existing standard of reading a number-plate at 20 m and achieve a visual acuity of 6/12 in line with EU regulations.

Chads -- the term dates to the late 1950's when punch cards were the standard way of reading data into a computer -- may be unknown to the lay person, but they are so contentious that some election officials will not talk about them on the record.

Cut-off values were set to mean + 2SD (plus two standard deviations) of reading obtained with the negative control plasma samples.

But we should be wary of the standard Protestant practice of reading two or three verses out of context.

Studies that use only standard alignment of reads to a reference fail to assess such divergent sequence.