It is instructive, especially in these less than halcyon times, to understand the origins and intents of such conjunctions in evaluating reports on scholarly work.
"Real problems require real patience," says Mr. Zucker, who finds this instructive "especially for kids, who may be used to solving everything in their math class in a few seconds".
The recent trajectory of Title IX, the federal law that prohibits schools from discriminating on the basis of sex, may be instructive, especially because courts' and agencies' interpretation of Title IX has drawn heavily from Title VII case law.
The similarities between the career of Mike Tyson at the end of the 20th century and that of Jack Johnson, his black predecessor by almost 100 years, are remarkable and instructive, especially when used to compare attitudes and tolerance to race in America and Europe.
Such examples can prove instructive, especially to local, grassroots organizations.
It may thus be instructive, especially from an evolutionary perspective, to consider not only distribution and host selection on hybrids but also offspring performance on hybrids, pure hosts and non-hosts that are expected to differ in quality [ 5].
