The study has provided some instructive findings, which may be helpful for the safety operation of the 600 MW supercritical pressure W-shaped flame boiler.
The instructive text, which touches on the key dynamics of both deadly diseases, incorporates considerable historical detail, infection biology, and information on disease diagnosis, control, and eradication.
Further analysis will be needed to determine whether this study can be instructive regarding which patients are most likely to benefit from treatment.
The presented data cannot prove the evolutionary origin of monocotyly but they provide an instructive scenario, which can help to better understand how this transition could happen.
To explain this property, an easy but instructive example which can be analytically dealt with, considers identical thresholds θ for the regulatory Hill functions R+ Z) and R- Y), and also assume β0 = β.
When asked for a good board, Wang modestly commented that he and his partner should supply an instructive one in which they had done badly.
Reading 'THE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM' (Cosimo Classics, 2004), a paperback edition of Barnum's witty and instructive midcareer autobiography, which he revised and reissued numerous times.
His oil-rich country, still bent on humbling the United States, is an instructive place from which to view the world, so here are eight rules of modern political life as seen from Venezuela: 1).
But they are good, or better, films than most of what we get now, and they are instructive entertainments, by which I mean that an adolescent is given a chance to dream and conjure with his or her future, all within a secure and positive moral framework.
But as Mr. McCain and Mr. Obama prepare for their third and final debate Wednesday at Hofstra University on Long Island, it appears there might be a more instructive prism through which to judge these encounters: not as a competition between two men but as a prolonged tryout for Mr. Obama.
