Sentence examples for instructive light from inspiring English sources
These studies shed an instructive light on the strategies and potential therapeutic values of anchoring the 4-anilidopiperidine scaffold to different classes of opioid peptides.
Yet this seems the very least of what literature ought to do: hold up a mirror in which we can examine our qualities and failings reproduced in an instructive light.
A comparison with TV is particularly instructive in light of the impending televisionization of the Web.
Examination of the contaminant sources thought to influence the course of the atopic march and the biological markers associated with this process is instructive in light of the concepts presented in this article.
It was also, he said, an instructive sight in light of the movie, which suggests cosmetic surgery is both fundamentally suspect and always possible to detect.
It is highly instructive how sound and light beams interact with biological tissues, yielding acoustic and optic biosignals, respectively.
Cluster techniques have been criticized for its macro-level focus at the expense of overlooking inequalities within-countries [ 64]; however, we counter that identifying labour market clusters remains instructive to bringing to light the political and economic contexts of global health [ 37].
The audience's reaction to the red light issue was instructive: for all the talk of a bike boom, cyclists are still an out-group and, on light entertainment shows, it's deemed perfectly OK to seek a ban for legitimate road users.
The King book that is most readily brought to mind by "Under the Dome" isn't an earlier large-scale apocalyptic fantasy like "It" or "The Stand"; it's "On Writing," the instructive autobiographical gem that cast light on how Mr. King's creative mind works.
The Greek myth of Psyche and Eros is one of the most instructive narratives to shed consistent light on the feminine nature.
RPK1 mutants are also instructive in a way that sheds light on an aspect that has received less attention.
