Phrases with «to read the literature»

The phrase "to read the literature" means to explore and study the written material, such as books, articles, or journals, that is relevant to a particular topic or subject. It refers to the act of gathering information and knowledge by reading materials that have been published in that specific field. Full definition

to read (parent phrase)
literature (parent phrase)

to read the literature

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to read to the end
to read to children
to read to
addition to reading
to read to the kids
to read to someone
to read something to someone
to read books to someone
to add to one's reading list
to add to one's summer reading list
to read to one's children
to read to one's baby
to read to one's kids
response to literature
literature someone were reading
literature someone read

Sentences with «to read the literature»

You can do this by reading the literature on their website. (allaboutcareers.com)
Here's an analogy: If you have a scientific hypothesis, you can't test it just by reading the literature all day. (sciencemag.org)
I know most «art people» are not reading literature because I ask them what they read. (sfaq.us)
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Phrases with «to read the literature»

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