Indeed, Bainbridge's writing is so unlike anyone else's that it may be more instructive to find analogues in the visual arts.
While his choices for secretary of state, defence secretary and CIA director will have separate hearings, it would actually be more instructive to put them all in one room since, in today's world, national security is the ultimate team sport.
While quinate and shikimate complexes were pursued with the objective of clarifying the noncovalent basis of substrate and product binding, it may be more instructive to view protomer A binding in the context of analyzing the carbinolamine intermediates.
But perhaps it would be more instructive for observers and analysts and voters in India to have that piece of information as they evaluate whether or not he is the man who should lead India.
A structural view of the virus-receptor interaction or at least of the receptor would be more instructive about whether additional factors are involved in the attachment step.
Perhaps nothing was more instructive than the jury verdict in the 2004 case brought by Robert Treggett, a nuclear trained machinist who, while serving in the Navy, repaired and maintained nuclear propulsion plant equipment, including Garlock gaskets.
The biotin binding sites per QD determined by the B4F method as shown in Table 2 are more instructive than the rough estimates reported by the literature and commercial sources as listed in Table 1.
It's this back-and-forth between editors and readers that really makes a magazine, and your response to the types of big, dramatic, human stories we've published in Play have been more instructive -- and gratifying -- than you'll ever know.
Nothing is more instructive -- and fun! -- than going back in time to a high-flying start-up's initial public offering and comparing the expectations then with the realities today.
