Sentence examples for more instructive result from inspiring English sources

If respondents base their impression on their own friends and family, and if these friends and family are more of a mix than the biased sample itself, then this will give a more instructive result than headline voting intention.

To obtain more instructive results, a comparative study under well controlled conditions was required.

Further, the two ROI models taken together are more instructive than results from either model alone.

The results are dramatic and far more instructive than the longer trend.

What happened to the Bookers after that event, though, is perhaps more instructive.

But the more instructive comparison may be how the post-convention polls track with the actual election result — it's Nov. 6 that we're really concerned about, after all.

To date, our data presented here along with some recent examples suggest that the latter perspective may be more instructive in influencing the design and control over the biological disposition of the resulting ADCs.

China may be a more instructive comparison.

But MACH takes a more instructive approach.

"Johnny White's was more instructive than anything else," he said.

False etymologies are often more instructive than true ones.