Sentence examples for instructed according to from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless the magi had been instructed, according to the Book of Seth, that one particular bright star would announce the coming of a child; and Matthew's magoi knew it was a king's star.

Participants were instructed according to the manufacturer's recommendations: one piece of gum (2 mg, 4 mg and placebo; Nicorette Icy Mint, Johnson & Johnson Pacific, Auckland, New Zealand) was introduced into the mouth followed by the instructions "chew until there is a strong taste, then place between your cheek and gums, and chew again when the taste has faded", with this encouraged for 20 min.

In November 2008, prison officials placed him in isolation as a form of discipline, saying he wasn't taking the medication as instructed, according to the lawsuit.

In this case, the expert is instructed according to the updated academic knowledge of each disease.

Children and adolescents were instructed according to a standardised protocol to perform the 6MWT by walking around two flagpoles positioned 30 m apart on a flat ground.

As is well recognized, the formation of biological organization – be it of protein complexes or of ecosystems – is ultimately instructed according to the genetic information, which is stored as the patterns of nucleotide sequences in genomes.

These samplers were manipulated by instructed personnel according to a common protocol and placed in all the settings studied except pubs and discotheques for 7 days.

In the event of an evacuation, cabin crew should instruct passengers according to guidelines from the International Air Transport Association, the trade association for the world's airlines.

While working at a group home in western New York, Dwayne K. Smith told a developmentally disabled woman in his care to dance "in a provocative manner," instructing her, according to state records, to "shake your booty and/or your boobs".

"Use your gun as you would your lipstick," Mayor La Guardia instructed the women, according to a recent exhibit at the New York City Police Museum.

"Give me a fiddle!" he instructed a violinist, according to one teller, then tucked that violin under his chin and demonstrated a slightly altered fingering to the string section.