Sentence examples for be very illustrative from inspiring English sources

Since the studied proteins are annotated and their functions known, it would be very illustrative if the authors could point at one or several particular examples and explain them in the context of their analysis.

This is how the Talmud relates to slander, and the punishment is tremendous.' It was very illustrative, and it was very illustrative of Natan".

O'Reilly is very illustrative of our core strategy.

It is very illustrative to view in this context the so-called proportionate normalized LMS (PNLMS) algorithm as a second example.

It's kind of counterintuitive to the way that we think the world is moving but I think the board game market on Kickstarter is very illustrative of what it is that we actually do.

Proof In order not to complicate the proof, we only study the case n = 3, which is very illustrative and can be identically extrapolated to the case in which n is odd.

In particular the paper by Azam and Beg [22] is very illustrative and well worked out on a set of proved properties associated with a very general fuzzy contractive condition.

The style is very illustrative, not at all abstract.

One example is very illustrative and a case in point.

Failure of the hypoxia adaptive response in the CSB−/− environment is very illustrative and it is likely to be not the only one [ 39].

The disease α1-antitrypsin deficiency is very illustrative of this point because the serum level of α1-antitrypsin is allele-dependent but the disease phenotype of COPD, expressed after smoking exposure ("dynamic" phenotype), is genotype-dependent (autosomal recessive inheritance).