Sentence examples for a common instructive from inspiring English sources

Third, the genomic distribution of grade-CpGs generally reflects the one of dm-CpGs, suggesting a common instructive mechanism of DNA methylation drift, particularly the preference for gene-body hypermethylation, despite the functional differences mentioned above.

Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.

499 BCE - 400 BCE Metrocles, (born 4th century bc) Cynic philosopher and the first philosopher known to have made a collection of instructive anecdotes and sayings, a common form of literary activity among later moralists.

So it's instructive to consider the reasons that groups develop a sense of us on their own: kinship, mission, or a common enemy.

Rather than trumpeting the swing to Labour in the 2017 election, which was pretty much equalled by one to the Tories, it's more instructive to count seats won; 63 short of a Commons majority was no triumph.

Maksik has produced a bold book, and an instructive one.

So he has a good eye for an instructive deal.

That is a fair point, and an instructive one.

China may be a more instructive comparison.

There is a cheerfully instructive irony here.

But MACH takes a more instructive approach.