Sentence examples for instruct either from inspiring English sources

Acting as a conductor, he would instruct either Zazeela or Choi to stretch out a syllable, or else indicate that the other two voices should hold the same note, while he improvised around the sustained tones.

In summary, these results confirms that Notch signaling is activated by DLL1 in CD4+ T cells, yet this is insufficient to instruct either Th1 or Th2 fate specification, nor can NICD act to redirect CD4+ T cell differentiation under these conditions (Figure 2).

She has categorically denied this, and no evidence has emerged that she directly instructed either officials or the report authors as to the content of the report.

In experiment 1, subjects heard a series of 3 tones ending with a visual go signal equiprobably ("50 50") instructing either a left or right index finger extension.

We proposed a simple imitation paradigm in which a dot or a human demonstrator moved in front of the participant who was instructed either to reach the final position of the stimulus or to imitate its motion with his or her right arm.

This assumption has been challenged by assessing automatic postural responses in healthy subjects instructed either to stand upright or to assume a typical Parkinsonian posture [ 65].

A study by Hultquist et al. [ 15] compared the number of steps accumulated by two groups of women instructed to either walk 10,000 steps per day using pedometers or instructed to walk 30 minutes per day.

The top public quips are collated; the curious reader is instructed to either ignore the fiction in favor of the essays, or else the reverse.

He said that after phone calls and letters failed to produce any further payments, an authority bill collector was sent to the home on Wednesday afternoon: "The collector was instructed to either collect something, or turn off the account".

He was instructed to either retrieve the undesired documents or to allow the library to destroy them, according to copies of the correspondence he provided to The New York Times.

The 37 participants were divided into two groups and instructed to either watch a cartoon or read a description of the cartoon.