Sentence examples for a very instructive model from inspiring English sources

The fly has also proved to be a very instructive model for the study of the role of caspases and their regulators in developmental cell death [14] [17], however, it remains unclear precisely how caspases coordinate apoptosis in this organism.

A very instructive example is the physics of semiflexible polymers, which already gave birth to new, fundamental theoretical models.

In the context of this article, the bead motility assay is a very instructive example of emergent behavior.

Today may have been a metaphor, but it wasn't a very instructive one.

"It was a very instructive experience, though not pleasant," he smiles stiffly.

A very instructive and jolly good book.

So that's a clue, it's not a very instructive one but it's a clue.

In a very instructive way, even amateurs will obtain an overview of what the possible strategies are to solve these current problems.

On August 16, the New York Times ran a very instructive "news analysis" about U.S. aid to Egypt's military.

The FRET-based methodology is a very instructive approach for investigating enzyme dynamics.

A very instructive illustration for emergent properties that goes beyond the most intuitive level is the cellular automata.