If this is correct, the phenotypic manifestations of telomerase disorders could in fact instruct us about the turnover of stem cells in various tissues.
In fact, he instructed his aides to expand the war in "a low-keyed manner" to "avoid undue concern and excitement in the Congress and in domestic public opinion".
In fact, when instructed, he told the staff to kiss his ass.
In fact, Nixon instructed government agencies to go only as far as required by court orders and no further.
This may reflect the fact that instructed conditions in the subjective context imposed more complex restrictions on the possible choices, and therefore slower selection processes.
When one worker, Alfred E. Coxe, was struck and killed by a forklift with a history of brake problems, the indictment stated, the McWane managers "took steps to conceal facts" and instructed one employee to "provide a misleading account" to hide the plant's faulty forklifts from the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
In fact, it instructs you not to do these things because as mortals we are all sinners.
In a much-cited contribution to the Lancet, Rickman argued that this neurotic element needed to be combated with risk-based public instruction: 'The public in fact should be instructed to think in terms of relative quantity, of more-or-less (reason, conscious mental action) rather than of all-or-none (blind belief, unconscious mental action)' (Rickman, 1938b: 1295).
The fact that Monis instructed Droudis to pour petrol over his ex-wife's body was unnecessary given she had been stabbed 18 times, the crown said.
But e-mails indicated that Mr. Hildebrand learned of the transaction only after the fact, and then instructed Bank Sarasin not to make any more trades without his approval, the auditors said.
