Sentence examples for Instructive contribution from inspiring English sources
"Photography's Other Histories," an anthology of 12 essays edited by the anthropologists Christopher Pinney and Nicolas Peterson, is an instructive contribution to this continuing effort to revise our understanding of photography.
The functional diversity of fibrillins -1 and -2 involves both their structural contribution to microfibril integrity, as the two proteins display temporally distinct expression patterns, and their instructive contribution to cell performance, as loss of function mutant mice show discrete tissue-specific TGF-β and/or BMP-dependent abnormalities (see below) [ 32].
While our results demonstrate that the deterministic effect dominates(i.e., the net effect of facilitation is to enhance stability), it is instructive toassess the contribution of each of the two effects alone.
We have selected Notch as an instructive signal, because of its important contribution to neuroretina development.
It is instructive to note that the employee contributions are mandated by the Federal Insurance Contributions Act ("FICA").
If returning to the golf course in sun and warmth is the greatest joy of a new golf season, then an attendant delight is welcoming the latest contributions to the legacy of elegant, instructive, engaging books on golf.
He said that he and Prof. Demarco had discussed a number of times how instructive the Edinburgh Festival was in Europe and the important contribution the Festival had made to European culture.
It is instructive to examine the nature of protein DNA interactions for each of four cases defined by different contributions from encounter probability and binding stability.
It is also instructive to look at the number of districts where both Republican and Democratic candidates have raised at least $100,000 in individual contributions.
