Sentence examples for protocol instructs from inspiring English sources
In court, Thompson's office pointed out that NYPD protocol instructs officers to keep a finger along the barrel, not on the trigger itself.
The original protocol instructs that cultures are grown in MRS broth, a glucose-based medium.
Rather, she said, the court should "vacate and remand" the Kentucky Supreme Court's decision that upheld the protocol, instructing it to consider whether the state's omission of safeguards used by other states "poses an untoward, readily avoidable risk of inflicting severe and unnecessary pain".
The protocol instructed women to weigh themselves in the morning before eating, drinking and dressing.
KW participated in developing the protocol, instructing the physical therapy staff on the treatment protocol, patient recruitment, research testing, contributed to trial registration on ClinicalTrials.gov, and drafted and critically revised this manuscript for important intellectual content.
The manufacturer's protocol instructed that an increase in signal greater than 40 units be taken to indicate an invalid test; however, such readings were not observed during this study.
Our protocol instructed that all participants would receive 2 g of IV cefazolin pre-operatively within 60 minutes of their procedures, and 2 g of IV cefazolin every three to four hours intra-operatively.
The protocols instruct Jews to leave a TV or radio turned on in a side room, but not to change the channel.
Department protocols instruct officers in such situations to address a suspect from a position of safety, such as behind an open car door.
The national ambulance protocols instruct that all children with cardiac arrest and hypothermia should be transported, under continuous cardiopulmonary resuscitation, to a hospital with facilities for extracorporeal life support.
Even if these patients do not take an exclusionary medication at screening, trial protocols instruct investigators to enroll only patients whose medication profiles are stable and not likely to change through the course of the study.
