Sentence examples for observed instructive from inspiring English sources

In regard of SADs all novice operators observed instructive insertion of these devices, had opportunity to insert them on manikins, and were apprized of each SAD prior to its insertion.

Therefore, the trends observed in our study are instructive for the rest of China.

It would be highly instructive to check whether distributions of substitution rates observed in [ 8] can provide additional insights into the microscopic origin of empirical fits used in this work.

It will be instructive to observe the effect of the verdicts on Wednesday on the way that case proceeds.

It is always instructive to observe football fans beating their chests and proclaiming their hardiness — while volunteering traffic cops and vendors and ushers and other fans to get to a stadium under dangerous conditions.

Stephen Blum New York, Dec. 3, 2009 • To the Editor: David Brooks ("Clear, Hold and Duct Tape," column, Dec. 1) coolly treats the current debacle and President Obama's decision to send more troops to Afghanistan as if it were an interesting problem in military tactics whose outcome it will be instructive to observe.

It is instructive to observe how some proponents of Anomalous Monism (Macdonalds1986) have attempted to defend Davidson from epiphenomenalist concerns by exploiting the point in the following way.

It is also instructive to observe from Figure 12a that the electron gas in the studied GaN sample is in a highly non-equilibrium state with the maximum electron temperature near the anode of about 18,000 K.

Variability of VE phenotypic manifestations has been reported (7 ), but it was instructive to observe extremely diverse outcomes in members of the same family.

Since randomized controlled trials have not included many older patients typical of those in general practice, it is instructive to observe the relationship between glycemic control and complications in general populations of older diabetic patients.

Despite the differences in the degree of phase locking described so far, it is instructive to observe that the average phase exhibited by individual neurons shows a strong preference for the falling phase of the LFP independent of the LFP amplitude and of whether ISO, CC, or UE spikes are considered (Supplementary Fig. S6).