Sentence examples for is instructive to study from inspiring English sources

It is instructive to study the evolution of the parameters over time and with new data.

In this case, it is instructive to study how often each variable is selected across all models in the inner loop.

It is instructive to study the temperature-dependent behavior of heat capacity. Figure 15b illustrates the heat capacity at constant volume, C v, behavior as functions of temperature for various pressures (0, 6, 12, 20 GPa) within the framework of quasi-harmonic model for SrX (X = O, S, Se, Te).

It is instructive to study the temperature-dependent behaviour of heat capacity. Figure 15b illustrates the heat capacity at constant volume, C v, behaviour as functions of temperature for various pressures [0, 50, 100, 150 GPa] within the framework of quasi-harmonic model for 3C SiC ceramics.

To elucidate the mechanism by which that happens, it is instructive to study how the adsorption of individual molecules at submonolayer coverage affects the level alignment of subsequently deposited molecules.

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.

Ornithologist Edward C. Dickinson observed in a 2006 article that though evidence of morphological and vocal differences between S. przewalskii and S. leucopsis have been delineated, little had yet been published presenting comparative morphological details, and that it would be instructive to study how each taxon responds to the calls of the other.

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.

In this sense, it is instructive to consider a case study with which all readers of this article are at least casually familiar: gravity.

To illustrate the importance of performing studies to appropriate standards, it is instructive to consider the case of temozolomide.

It is instructive to read of unimaginable slaughter; it is equally instructive to read of efforts to transcend it.