However, comparative approaches have been instructive only in highlighting convergent similarities in catalytic chemistry with soluble serine proteases (Vinothkumar et al., 2010); other properties of intramembrane proteases remain unexplored (Erez et al., 2009; Urban, 2010).
Astronomy, he tells us, is instructive not only by virtue of its exalted subject matter, but also because of its utility in the other sciences.
The contrast with Britain is instructive: the only relevant book that even begins to approach it on this side of the pond is John Kampfner's Blair's Wars, which relies on largely unattributable material with no direct access to MI6.
The firm's story is instructive not only because addicted employees cost American industry billions annually in lowered productivity and health care costs, but for what it says about the relationship among longtime partners when one's personal life spins out of control.
A look back is instructive, not only to show how long it can take to move a legislative dream to reality but also to illustrate how a president with a grasp of history and knowledge of how government works is crucial to making success possible.
Even so, the comparison is instructive -- and not only for the likenesses it reveals.
It is instructive to know that only a handful of donors have left this committee since its founding; it has proven too much fun and too important to leave.
It is instructive that this is the only reference in the memoir to Enron, a company headed by his old friend Ken Kenny Boyy" Lay, who chaired Bush's presidential campaign finance committee the year before Enron collapsed.
It is instructive to note that this article only considers income tax, actually only a portion of the many taxes that we all pay.
