Sentence examples for instructive measure from inspiring English sources

In the more instructive measure of gross value added per hour worked in the market sector, annual growth reached 2.4%.

He resurfaced with an impressive win at Carlisle last month, and today's demanding obstacles promise an instructive measure of his feasible ambitions now.

Such a tool would be a sensitive and instructive measure of outcome.

The bad effect on detection probability caused by state transition estimation errors will be discussed in this part, which is instructive if these suggested measures cannot be realized.

It is also instructive to examine quantitative measures such as the BDe score to evaluate BN performance.

Both writers, in telling their different life stories, provide us with extreme spectacles of women in capitalism — instructive and cautionary in equal measure.

This approach is intuitively instructive as the water can be measured in height, cmH2O, which is a direct pressure measurement used clinically.

In fact, it is instructive to review the 2013 JPOA and measure the Obama administration's words against Iranian deeds.

It's more instructive, perhaps, to look at far older measures.

For verbal ability, interactions involving measures of family chaos, and instructive and informal parent-child communication proved significant, with heritability being higher in less favourable circumstances.

Quality of life in children was measured solely by parent report; additional measurement by child report would be instructive.