Sentence examples for the reader understanding from inspiring English sources
The model is specially focusing on osmolarity issues in the absorptive process, this may be too far as rapid reading can trouble the reader understanding of the primary function of the transporters, which is primarily glucose transport.
It has a glossary at the back explaining some period words, which is not only unusual but also helpful and adds to the readers understanding whilst enhancing the setting of the book.
Six field cases of detailing various facets and complexities are discussed for the readers' understanding.
The bizarre failure to mention Magnetar, which is integral to understanding this deal, suggests Ms. Story was going to some lengths to present the story as a new account, at the expense of reader understanding.
No other novelist I can think of takes the risks Tolstoy does with the readers' understanding of what his characters are by allowing the characters to be so true to the emotions of each particular moment, even when those emotions contradict the overall portrait.
It is presented here in order to facilitate the readers' understanding of the proposed framework.
The sole goal of our selection is to deepen the readers' understanding of this book.
The chapter also contains frequently asked questions that are designed to measure the readers' understanding of the presented concepts and to assist the readers with real-life implementation of those concepts.
3) The readers understanding of the data is compromised by the poor description of the experiments and analysis in the figure legends.
The preferential reporting of particular study results, or publication bias in-situ (PBIS) [ 2], may skew the readers' understanding of the exposure-outcome relationship and lead to inappropriate public health policies.
Hopefully, this paper will have impressed upon the reader that understanding the way our cognitive limitations affect the construction of the logical languages we use to understand nature should be a major goal of science.
