But the case speaks to me as an instructive study in some of the tensions inherent in moderating a newspaper website.
They form an instructive study in contrasting vintages: though both are typically peppery, the 2012 is upbeat, light and refined, while the 2011 is dense and mouth-filling.
The most recent and instructive study in this regard is a study with humans performed by Hansell et al. [ 105].
A particularly instructive study dealt with the additive genetic variance in sensitive sea urchin and mussel larvae to ocean acidification (Sunday et al. 2011).
In a very instructive study, the occurrence of anti-U1RNP/Sm antibodies occurred early on and prior to the disease onset as well as at different times from other autoantibodies [ 13].
A recent instructive study [ 47] using TdT-/ mice and therefore avoiding CDR3 autoreactive binding introduced by junctional diversity showed that spontaneous autoimmunity was closely related to high-avidity autoimmune B cells created from non-autoreactive precursors by somatic hypermutation.
Finally, area-based SES was measured at a large geographic scale in our study; it would be instructive to study area-based SES differences among smaller geographic areas in a future study.
Assertions and propaganda, yes; rigorous evaluation and instructive case studies, no.
For "Out of Ground Zero," the architectural historian Joan Ockman has commissioned a superlative series of instructive case studies of cities that have suffered greater loss of life and property than New York did last year.
While the above model, designed for a single pair of probe sets competing for the same transcript, is instructive to study general regularities in the process of cross-hybridization, it is obviously of limited utility in studying probable causes of the observed long-range correlation that extends over thousands of genes.
