Sentence examples for instructions to access from inspiring English sources
The instructions to access the server are here.
While university students at Kim Chaek University of Science and Technology and the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology also have carefully monitored internet access – and are under strict instructions to access only educational materials – most North Koreans have never surfed the web.
The email requested their participation in an online survey and provided instructions to access the survey.
In North Korean, Schmidt's itinerary has included a photo op in an "e-library" where students told Schmidt they were searching for information on Google, though the AP noted that university students in North Korea are "under strict instructions to access only educational materials" when they use the Internet.
R-scripts to regenerate the analysis are available in supplementary material together with instructions to access the raw data (Additional file 3).
A user manual for the web application and instructions to access an example data set are provided at https://bitbucket.org/srikarchamala/markerminer.org/srikarchamala/markerminer
Follow the instructions below to access the New Yorker sticker pack: Make sure you have the latest version of the New Yorker Today app installed on your iPhone or iPad.
We also assessed whether a trial report was published in a journal that endorses the CONSORT Statement on the basis of the journals' instructions to authors (accessed June 2008).
"Convinced the relationship had become romantic" and was putting his campaign and career at risk, some top McCain advisers gave instructions to block her access, privately warned her away and repeatedly confronted him.
These results should be viewed with a certain amount of caution, however, because there is a time lag in our study between when journal articles were published and when the journal instructions to authors were accessed (June 2008).
Finally, for articles published in 2006 we also compared the quality of reporting for randomised trials published in journals endorsing the CONSORT Statement with the quality in journals that did not, recognising that there is a time lag from when the journal article was published and when the journal instructions to authors were accessed (June 2008).
