readout

American  

[reed-out] / ˈridˌaʊt /

Or read-out

noun

1. Computers. the output of information from a computer in readable form.

2. the information displayed on a graduated instrument.

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Etymology

Origin of readout

First recorded in 1645–55, for an earlier sense; noun use of verb phrase read out

Example Sentences

The surge has been driven in part by “investor positioning ahead of multiple oncology readouts expected this year,” said Evercore’s Kasimov.

From Barron's

The surge has been driven in part by “investor positioning ahead of multiple oncology readouts expected this year,” said Evercore’s Kasimov.

From Barron's

According to a readout of the meeting from Carney’s office, the Canadian and Chinese leaders pledged to renew their relationship, and work toward resolving trade irritants between the two economies.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the cheaper end of the spectrum, Bristol-Myers Squibb is heading into a busy stretch of clinical readouts that could help restore confidence after years marked by patent losses.

From The Wall Street Journal

Merck has directed its considerable free cash flow toward recent acquisitions to offset future Keytruda declines, and its development pipeline will yield a string of key trial readouts over the next 18 months.

From Barron's