Sentence examples for a particularly instructive case from inspiring English sources
A particularly instructive case, albeit from a veterinary infectious disease, is Blue Tongue, a frequently fatal disease of cattle, goats, sheep and deer.
A particularly instructive example is the use of reaggregation to regenerate complete laminar tissue from avian embryonic retina.
A particularly instructive example comes in a passage Simpson wrote on the martineta one of the larger species of tinamous, a family of birds also endemic to South America.
Thus in the third part, focusing on a particularly instructive example, he notes that the pictorial representations on Greek coins are typically allegorical in nature.
Cuba provides a particularly instructive example, with enormous variation in apparent diversity around different parts of this large island.
A particularly instructive example is presented by the baiap2l1a tpl22 gene trap.
The case of Italy is a particularly instructive one.
Over its span, you can see a culture changing before your eyes, its hierarchies of power melting away or reshaping, a particularly instructive picture in a Washington context.
A particularly instructive illustration of the differences between stage magic and film magic occurred in a project of his with Philip Glass called "Monsters of Grace".
He never mentioned whether he was tempted, even once, to take a particularly instructive specimen aside to offer comfort and help.
Tom Reiss's harrowing account of the French "comedian" Dieudonné M'Bala M'Bala illustrates a particularly instructive contradiction in contemporary anti-Semitism ("Laugh Riots," November 19th).
