Sentence examples for with the instructive from inspiring English sources

The group will look to more recent precedent for their repertory, including an album Mr. Cornelius released in 2010, with the instructive title "Fierce".

After 3 months spent in complaining angrily...she abruptly quit the analysis, her hysteria intact--and thus provided Freud with the instructive failure that he spoke of so wistfully in the Rat Man case.

In summary, the data presented here are inconsistent with the instructive role of Notch in Th1/Th2 fate specification.

The feeding was in line with the Instructive Notions with Respect to Caring for Laboratory Animals that was published in 2006 by the Science and Technology Department of China (Approval No. S20072911).

When learner feedback was incorporated into curricular revision, learner satisfaction with the instructive value of the curriculum (1 = not instructive; 5 = highly instructive) increased from 3.8 to 4.1 (p < 0.001), and knowledge gains (i.e., post test scores minus pretest scores) increased from 17.0 % to 20.2%% (p < 0.001).

Engineered Neural Stem-Like Cells (NSLCs) seeded on these fibers, with and without the instructive cues, differentiated into β-III-tubulin, HB-9, Islet-1, and choactase-positive motor neurons by immunostaining, in response to the release of the biomolecules.

With a strong belief in the instructive and authoritative value of failure".

Lieven makes the instructive comparison with what happened in Paris when the Russian Army marched into the French capital: within hours the rats were fleeing Napoleon's ship, his closest relatives had slipped away and Prince Talleyrand was negotiating the succession.

Moreover, we did not link individual participant's rating of the instructive value with that of their performance on the pre- and post-tests.

Before we continue with this instructive and definitive history of cain, undertaken with unprecedented boldness, it might be advisable to introduce some clarity into the chronology of events".

The contrast with Britain is instructive: the only relevant book that even begins to approach it on this side of the pond is John Kampfner's Blair's Wars, which relies on largely unattributable material with no direct access to MI6.