Sentence examples for instructive test from inspiring English sources

And a Cheney-for-President campaign would have been an instructive test of its political viability.

An instructive test case was the application of a DCO predecessor to CHAMP data, but here only a comparison with Euler angle estimations provided by other modelers can be presented.

Before resigning ourselves to a similar spell of disillusioned sleeplessness, it might be instructive to test this theory against a particular case of philanthropy.

Here, again, it would be instructive to test unwinding with the nucleotide triphosphates.

It might be instructive to test the broader value of this analytical approach on a vitamin or mineral for which much less is known.

Given a novel analysis method, it can be instructive to test it on a 'simplest possible' model, for which the desired answer is known and the calculations are easy.

Given the large number of extant GAL4 lines and some understanding of the sleep circuitry in Drosophila, it might have been instructive to test a few of these (e.g., pan neuronal, dopaminergic neurons, fan shaped body etc) to define the tissue-restricted requirement of Rye, if any.

It was deemed to be more instructive to exhaustively test a small number of mice than to superficially test a larger group for the purposes of doing between-group statistics.

To test the instructive nature of the mesenchyme, presumptive salivary gland mesenchyme from E11.0, E11.5 and E12.5 was covered with non-salivary gland mandibular, or second pharyngeal arch epithelium from a GFP donor.

Testing a single hypothesis of colocalising vs. not colocalising variants cannot capture the complexity of this situation, but it is instructive to explore the test's expected behaviour in order to allow proper interpretation with real data where the number, and sharing configuration of causal variants is unknown.

In the current study we compared the effects of temporal orienting of attention based on predictions carried by the intrinsic temporal structure of events (rhythm) and by instructive symbolic cues; and tested the degree of cognitive, strategic control that could be exerted over each type of temporal expectation.