reading accuracy

Reading accuracy: the ability to correctly name a word on a page.

Studies have shown substantial variability in interpretation and reading accuracy among radiologists.

Often used to analyze thermometer reading accuracy, correlation is an estimate of how much two variables change in relation to one another.

The review concluded that systematic phonics instruction had a "statistically significant positive impact" on reading accuracy.

Since non-content words make up 75 percent of most passages, repetition dramatically increases word recall and hence, reading accuracy.

Phonological processing tasks predict reading accuracy and comprehension.

The accuracy of determination again depends on the factors discussed in that section besides the calibration and reading accuracy.

These audiobooks work well for individuals who have word reading accuracy and fluency difficulties (i.e. dyslexics).

Individuals with dyslexia are better identified by reading accuracy, fluency, and writing skills that do not seem to match their level of intelligence from prior observations.

Children and adults with spina bifida have stronger abilities in reading accuracy than in reading comprehension.

Analog multimeters have the precision and reading accuracy limitations described above, and so are not built to provide the same accuracy as digital instruments.

Where there is unsystematic or no phonics instruction, children do not perform as well in such areas as reading accuracy, fluency, writing, spelling and comprehension.

Designs giving decade or binary steps are popular, the latter enabling an indicating instrument connected to the output always to operate at a substantial fraction of full scale as the input signal changes, with attendant reading accuracy advantage.

However, my mother is a teacher and always read to me and encouraged me to read and my reading ability is just as good as the average person it is just my reading accuracy that is not as on par with the average person for my age.