Sentence examples for to be read through from inspiring English sources

Fall time will be key; Prokić has written text to be read through the fall.

There are lots of interpretations to be read through the work – the sticking together of the badger's mouth, and the unusualness of the fox".

The bible has to be read through an anti-colonial lens.

As climate change mounts and the economy fails, every political decision would keep on having to be read through the prism of a possible future "real" Brexit.

At a time when everything tends to be read through a geo-political lens, art is there to provide complexity and nuance".

Similarly, the SEI to USB converter receives the signals from the encoder network and allows them to be read through a USB port on the SBC to be used in control algorithms.

Among the 247 SNPs at termination codon sites, 119 SNP-mRNA pairs were found to be read-through mutations.

After checking ancestral alleles, 110 of the 159 SNPs were inferred to be read-through SNPs, while the other 49 were inferred to changes to stop codons.

It's best to think of "Every Song Ever" as a series of moods and provocations rather than a book to be read straight through.

Neither is meant to be read straight through.

Since a culture or DST result takes 20 to 60 days to be read, some tests "fell through the cracks" and were not read, or were read late.