Rodgers, who had made his reputation as a youth-team coach at both Reading and at Chelsea under Jose Mourinho, reflected that he had been too radical in his desire to change the way Reading played and in his faith in young footballers.
The types of errors identified are shown in Table 2. Examples of errors caused by under-reading, satisfaction of search and an abnormality lying outside (or on the margin) of the area of interest are shown in Figs. 2, 3 and 4, respectively.
Leandro Bacuna's 66th minute goal grabbed three points for under-fire Reading boss Paul Clement.
The Warren Street Bypass included an interchange with the under-construction Reading Bypass (now US 422, West Shore Bypass) southwest of Tulpehocken Creek when it opened in 1959.
It's not that they're under-reading — skipping past the problem in a sentence.
The commonest categories were under-reading (the abnormality was missed) and faulty reasoning (including over-reading, misinterpretation, reporting misleading information or limited differential diagnoses).
It remains unclear whether the individual blood gas analyzers were consistently under-reading or over-reading.
Harvard's legal academics are already busily explaining why self-procreation is as fundamental a right as abortion, which is, under current readings of the Constitution, very fundamental indeed.
Sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values and accuracy with exact 95% CI are reported, where ABI readings taken under both conditions were dichotomised at 0.9 (reference standard).
More abbey remains are known to lie under Reading prison, including under its car park, and under the burial ground for the executed men described by its most famous prisoner, Oscar Wilde.
Also on exhibition are photographs from 19th century prisons, as well as plans and prints of the infamous Separate System regime: the penal scheme under which Reading Prison (known at that time, in the mid 1800s, as Reading Gaol) operated, where prisoners were kept "penitent" through solitary confinement.
