Sentence examples for it is instructive to distinguish from inspiring English sources

When studying the ubiquitous and practically significant phenomena of annealing or aging of carbon materials, it is instructive to distinguish the reduction of site (re)activity from a decrease in the concentration of (re)active sites.

It is instructive to distinguish between two remaining possible types of heterogeneity, namely exposure heterogeneity and population heterogeneity.

However, we feel that to highlight the significance of sequence and structure in the continuum and to better understand the dynamics of protein DNA interactions it is instructive to distinguish between these two conceptually distinct landscapes, even though transitions between the two are smoothly connected in time.

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

It is instructive to compare D. H. Lawrence and Michel Houellebecq.

It is instructive to examine the sequence of events.

It is instructive to compare, for example, the various Saint Sebastians he painted over the years.

It is instructive to note that Eqs.

It is instructive to investigate what is obtained as m → ∞.

It is instructive to recall Acemoglu et al.

It is instructive to remember Robinson Crusoe on his island.