The phrase "a repeated course" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a course or class that is offered multiple times or that a student takes more than once.
Example: "Due to my interest in the subject, I decided to enroll in a repeated course to deepen my understanding."
Alternatives: "a recurring course" or "a repeated class".
A repeated course will appear on your transcript, but will not count toward the degree or your GPA unless a failing grade is earned.
A repeated course will appear on your transcript, but will not count toward the program or your GPA unless a failing grade is earned.
After initiating a repeated course, however, the dogs' response to tylosin was as good as the initial treatment, even after several treatments.
For patients failing, treatment options were a repeated course of the initially prescribed regimen or a change to oral paromomycin (3 × 500 mg daily), rifaximin (dosage and duration as above), or watch and wait.
younger patients, lower degree of cartilage degeneration, male gender, low BMI, short-term follow-up (the median duration of the efficacy of PRP injections being estimated at 9 months), protocols implying a repeated course of injections (i.e., after 1 year).
According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), a repeated course of steroids is acceptable if previous treatment was completed over 14 days prior, but only before 34 weeks' gestation [17].
In summary, this study demonstrated that (a) repeated courses of rTMS treatment cause a significant change of tinnitus severity and (b) the change of tinnitus severity during the intertreatment interval is a good predictor for treatment outcome of the second treatment course with patients whose tinnitus worsens during this interval benefitting most from the second treatment.
The higher grade will be used for all repeated courses.
A course repeated more than once will not be included in your grade point average, but a passing grade in the repeated course will be accepted in satisfaction of requirements for the degree.
This came to light when half of the subjects in a trial of repeated courses of ketamine infusions for CRPS developed elevated liver enzymes 33, resulting in the study being halted early.
