Sentence examples for rather than instructive from inspiring English sources
The result is hypnotic rather than instructive and, like TV cookery programmes, it's a cinematic experience resembling lap dancing overseen by a duenna.
The process of scientific change is eliminative and permissive rather than instructive.
Rather than instructive advice, she says, she "would tell a story to illustrate a point".
In vertebrates, Wnt5[5], [6] and Wnt11[7], [8], have been proposed as PCP ligands, but they appear to be permissive rather than instructive since their expression patterns do not coincide with the direction of polarization[4].
Our findings are also of considerable relevance for normal hematopoiesis, as it remains disputed whether key cytokine receptor signaling pathways mediate critical in vivo functions in blood lineage development through purely permissive rather than instructive actions (Enver and Jacobsen, 2009).
Thus, the early function of reelin in the proliferative compartment might underlie its post-proliferative requirement raising the possibility that acts coupling neurogenesis and neuronal migration, perhaps akin to a permissive rather than instructive signal for cellular migration.
Lawrence, C.W., Banerjee, S.K., Borden, A. & LeClerc, J.E. T-T cyclobutane dimers are misinstrucyclobutaneer than non-instructive, mutagenic lesions.
Our findings highlight a fascinating aspect of cell dynamics in as much as the cellular response depends on the cell's competence level rather than on an instructive signal.
Previous research has shown that these design features (short CTI "catch" trials, short blocks of ten trials, transition- rather than task-cues, instructive information only with the cue) provide participants with the circumstances and/or incentive to prepare fully the task-set in advance of the imperative stimulus [22].
Demonstrate, rather than verbally instruct.
Sober judgement of events out on the track suggested that the second Epsom trial of the meeting had proved rather less instructive than the first.
