Sentence examples for in response to instruction from inspiring English sources

In a system like Russia's, in which the institutions of the state function less according to immutable bureaucratic rules and more in response to instruction from above, "the most important thing is control," the investigator explained.

This research uses data from students enrolled in a majors introductory biology course to characterize patterns in students' tree thinking and how students' reasoning changes over time and in response to instruction.

Most biology education research on students' views and attitudes relies on pre post surveys claiming to measure whether students' beliefs changed in response to instruction (Hoskins et al., 2011; Semsar et al., 2011).

We sought to characterize reasoning used by introductory biology students in interpreting taxa relatedness on phylogenetic trees, to measure the prevalence of correct taxa-relatedness interpretations, and to determine how student reasoning and correctness change in response to instruction and over time.

The new endeavor focuses on proteins, which are the substances made by the body in response to instructions provided by the genes.

The finale of this short, entertaining production sees the entire audience getting to their feet in response to instructions from the stage, uniting in a mass hand-jiving, hips-sashaying dance.

Rather than placing an envelope with money in a physical location, he's giving out cash to any internet user who tweets in response to instructions he'll post this afternoon.

Thus, patients with autotopagnosia fail to point to specific body parts in response to instructions, yet can still use these body parts, and point towards them when they are stimulated.

Exosomes may be assembled and secreted in response to instructions received from neighbouring cells, from distant tissues, or in response to local environmental factors (e.g., oxygen tension).

Fairness for Religions in Schools, an organisation developed in response to religious instruction programs in Victoria and New South Wales, said the move was overdue.

"Police messages would interrupt the TV programmes and my father would disappear in response to the instruction that key-holders return to their premises to check for bombs.