Sentence examples for instructed further from inspiring English sources

While talent engage in a civil war over the right to self expression, instant replay has continued to evolve, there's been a crack down on time-wasting, and now, following the 2014 "Buster Posey" blocking home plate rule change, players have been instructed further on how to slide, this time into second base.

The simulation results can therefore instruct further design and optimisation of system and components.

Prioritization of GWAS candidates and morpholino knockdown expedites the study of newly identified genes impacting liver development and represents a feasible method for initial assessment of candidate genes to instruct further mechanistic analyses.

A subsequent order instructed a further five ISPs to block access to the site.

The Westminster boys were instructed to further evacuate to Exmouth, Devon in July 1944, but ended up fleeing back to London.

The National Guidelines Clearinghouse [ 3] recommends to first inform patients about the condition and to instruct them further to avoid aggravation [ 3].

Yet more, anterior activity is seen when behavior is instructed by events further back in time, for example, an instruction cue for an entire test block (Fig.  1, IFS, blue region Z).

It further instructed him on how to phrase his annual message on the Armenian Day of Remembrance: the President should refer to the atrocities as "genocide".

He further instructed the agency's health personnel to oversee the brutal interrogations – the beginning of years of controversy, still ongoing, about US torture as a violation of medical ethics.

Also last year a leaked memo from the US Environmental Protection Agency revealed that another Bayer pesticide, highly toxic to bees, had only received conditional registration and the company was instructed to conduct further field studies to assess clothianidin's threat to bee colonies.

Accordingly, the court affirmed the Second Circuit's remand of the case and further instructed the district court to "make the necessary findings as to past and existing practice in the administration of the collective-bargaining agreements".