Sentence examples for brief instructed from inspiring English sources

We conducted a series of unilateral drug manipulations and dopamine terminal lesions in the dorsolateral striatum of rats highly trained to perform brief instructed head/neck movements (two-alternative forced choice task).

The sponsors argue the European judges have exceeded their brief and instructed a national parliament to change the law, putting them on extremely shaky ground.

The survey was brief and instructed participants to stop in the event that particular answers were given to particular questions (see Fig.  1).

Before tonight's show the audience was briefed and instructed to email suggestions for topics they wanted to see satirised.

"Our gallery assistants and visitor-facing staff are fully briefed and instructed to ensure we are striking the correct balance between visitor experience and the security and safety of works on display.

Peña Nieto called off the visit and in a brief phone call instructed Videgaray — back at the White House for another round of meetings — to leave and come home.

In brief, participants were instructed to wash their hands before opening the brush cover, to hold the brush by the end of the handle, to insert the brush approximately 7 cm into the vagina (similar to inserting a tampon), to gently turn the brush 5 times, and to place the top of the brush in the collection tube.

In brief, subjects were instructed to fast for 12 h before the screening, with compliance ascertained by an interview on the day of examination.

In brief, they were instructed to wash their hands before performing the procedure, to insert the swab into the vagina and to rotate it three times in both directions.

Treasury officials instructed to brief the parties' negotiating teams pointed out to them that Mr King and Nick Macpherson, the Treasury's permanent secretary, were at one about the need for early action.

US ambassadors in other capitals were instructed to brief their hosts in advance of the release of unflattering pen-portraits or nakedly frank accounts of transactions with the US which they had thought would be kept quiet.