Sentence examples for this will be instructive from inspiring English sources

How England balance their team in view of this will be instructive, for while they do have a second spin option in Joe Root – a centurion on Tuesday – his bowling is very much a work in progress.

This work will be instructive for the further design of nucleic acid probes with high sensitivity.

This study will be instructive for the energy resource demand-supply in some regions of China.

There are numerous opportunities for applications and multiple challenges to overcome, and this review will be instructive and useful to researchers working in the area of 2-dimensional materials, as well as scientists and engineers interested in their applications in electronics, optics, catalysis, energy and many others.

And while I hope this book will be instructive for them, I know that we "movement" veterans have much to learn from them.

How the N.F.L. reacts to this latest scandal will be instructive as to how seriously it's taking this issue.

In this connection, the following example will be instructive (Ghirardi, Grassi and Benatti 1995).

It will be instructive in November to watch this company dance the Balanchine-Stravinsky "Danses Concertantes," just a few weeks after City Ballet revives the same work.

Here we go beyond the narrow documentation of final crystallization conditions that produced the refinement-data crystal, to describe the pathway to successful crystallization, data collection and phase determination of this difficult protein with the hope that our experiences will be instructive to others faced with challenging crystallization problems.

The work provides the first insights into the mutagenic processes of an engineered zebrafish cancer and will be instructive in guiding future studies of this type in zebrafish.

Given that many outcomes in this analysis (such as delivery) are not immediately responsive to policy change and only occur 3 6 months after women first attend the facility, it will be instructive to compare the trends at this early stage of the programme to the trends which emerge with a longer time-series.