Sentence examples for may have instructive from inspiring English sources

This may have instructive significance for biomaterial selection and design.

Without rejecting any kind of this-worldly sovereign statehood, this form of other-worldly statehood may have instructive implications for sustaining the Open Science knowledge space as an inclusive, diverse and peaceable space in, of and above the existing global system of states and transnational capitals.

Given that, a majority of cases with CSAEs were thought to have mild diseases, improved symptoms and a high certainty level of safety by the EPs who discharged them, this disparity may have instructive value.

Recently, Nerlov and colleagues have suggested that high levels of erythropoietin (EPO) may have instructive effects on lineage specification in vivo (Grover et al., 2014), and interestingly Ddit3 has been suggested as a target of EPO signaling in erythro-leukemic cells (Coutts et al., 1999).

Its main feature is based on one characteristic in application of TRIZ in practical design where different TRIZ tools may have different instructive effects on the problems belonging to different design types.

But there was more to the week than a speech, no matter how instructive it may have been.

Heed the instructive and cautionary morality tale that may have been at the heart of these Oscars.

Today may have been a metaphor, but it wasn't a very instructive one.

It is formally possible that residual vasa or tudor transcripts that may have escaped destruction by mRNAi could be sufficient to play an instructive role in PGC formation.

Still, the reports that these correspondents may have been most eager to forget are precisely the ones that are the most instructive.

A larger sample size may have generated more variations that still met the criteria of being clear, concise and instructive, but this may have prolonged the process unnecessarily, and may have diminished applicability of the statements to the local setting.