Sentence examples for text should read from inspiring English sources

The text should read "Several clinical trials tested this antibody, which counteracts bone loss.

The text should read "However, it failed in trials against early-stage colon cancers.

The attribution text should read "BBC Sport" or "From BBC Sport" as appropriate.

The attribution text should read "BBC News" or "bbc.co.uk/news" as appropriate.

This text should read: For first-in-human studies applying a range of escalating doses, the FDA suggests a default safety factor of ten between the NOAEL in GLP toxicology studies in animals and the starting dose expressed as Human Equivalent Dose of the first-in-human study.

The citation in the text should read '(Greaves 2000)' rather than '(Greaves and Kinlen 2000)'.

He himself was firmly on the side of translation as a craft, one whose aim was to offer the reader a text that should read as much as possible as if it had been authored in English.

In other words, close reading should focus on what is actually present in the text, not what the student thinks the text should say.

The text should have read 'The blue and red colours represent regions (provinces) with wheat and rice as the staple food, respectively.' This has now been corrected in the HTML and PDF version of the article.

That seems a bit misleading – the text should probably read "Amazon Exclusive," in that case.

sd = standard deviation; q1,q3 = quartile 1, quartile 3. The revised text in the results should read: Patients had a median of 1.0 comorbidity recorded at baseline admission, although the range was wide (0 12, not including heart failure), with some evidence of an increase in comorbidity burden over time Table two (Table 1 here).