Sentence examples for explanatory instructions from inspiring English sources

When, as a teacher, I left behind the well-traveled ways of traditional explanatory instructions, I found myself, together with my students, in a wild landscape of misconceptions, partial truths, and patches of " terra incognita".

But don't be put off by my remarks, or any initial impression – the first chapter is less than two pages, then come five pages of explanatory footnotes, with instructions for further reading.

We encourage journals to include reference to the explanatory document in their instructions to authors.

The HPV self-collection kit was assembled by the Newfoundland & Labrador Public Health Laboratory and included a Dacron swab, collection tube, instructions with explanatory pictures, consent forms and a participant questionnaire examining demographic information, knowledge of Pap smear screening, frequency of screening, and satisfaction with the self-collection process.

Hip and elbow score results are available to the public from the Kennel Club (https://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/services/public/mateselect/test/Default.aspx).. Owners collected saliva samples themselves by using non-invasive buccal swabs after being provided with detailed instructions and an explanatory video.

Patients were sent to their home address a self sampling kit that included an explanatory letter, a dry swab, instructions for taking a nasal swab, a viral transport medium, a short questionnaire, and pre-paid packaging to return specimens to a central laboratory.

The next part is pretty self explanatory -- a bunch of instructions will appear on screen.

Factors possibly predicting success for isolated conservative therapy instruction: evaluated as explanatory variables by χ2 analysis; significance at P <.05.

Women in the self sampling group received a self sample kit with an explanatory letter, 9 a collection tube, instructions (written and drawn), an informed consent form, and a return box with the address of the testing laboratory.

The instructions were all self-explanatory and the teacher's role, once the module was running, was more of a guider than a teacher.

All participants received a self-sampling kit at their home address with a collection device, a collection tube, an explanatory letter, an informed consent form, user instructions and a return envelope.