Sentence examples for before taking this course from inspiring English sources

And before taking this course I discussed it with all our commanders not just the chief of staff but all of them, including many low-ranking officers, so they would know what was to happen.

Of the participants, 51.1% were female, 54.9% were either freshmen or sophomore, 75.2% of students were between 18 and 21 years old, and 60.2% of the students had not taken a college-level biology courses before taking this course.

Consider some of the key points outlined above and make sure you make an informed, rational decision before taking this course of action.

Although the students had sufficient exposure to use different types of 2D and 3D software before taking this 3DP course, it was such a big challenge for the instructor to make all 17 students understand the way to operate Rhino, from the beginning to the middle in the course.

In this study, the majority of students did not accept evolutionary theory before taking the course, and this non-acceptance correlated significantly with no high school biology education, religious belief and frequency of worship (Short 1994).

Some students were inspired, some were not, some died of AIDS, and some — like Moise Koffi of the Bronx, who described himself as drifting toward poverty before taking the course 10 years ago at a community center in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

Mr. Torres, who had been laid off from his job as a senior database marketing analyst at Scholastic, said that before taking the course, he had been getting many job interviews.

Table 1 The participant's demographic profile Measure Category Number Percent Gender Male 51 47.2 Female 57 52.8 Age Less than 18 years 0 0 19–21 years 55 50.9 22 24 years 36 33.3 25 27 years 5 4.6 Above 27 years 12 11.1 Year of study Year 1 2 1.9 Year 2 13 12.0 Year 3 53 49.1 Year4 39 36.1 Missing 1 0.9 Familiar with blog use in learning before taking the course Yes 60 55.6 No 48 48.48

A survey form is designed for each student to fill in before taking the course.

Before taking the Course, the respondents would refer on average 31.9% of their patients with dermatological problems to dermatologists, which was slightly lower than the 37.5% reported in a US study [ 2].

Before taking the Course, less than two-third of the respondents were confident of diagnosing (61.8%) and managing (58.0%) common dermatological problems such as eczema, allergy, drug eruptions, cutaneous infections.