The early group (intervention group) received the patient presentation on the first day of class, prior to the commencement of the regular course curriculum.
(The first notes, on a commencement class of nine, were published in 1642).
"If we wait for threats to fully materialize, we will have waited too long," the president said, speaking at the commencement of the 204th graduating class of West Point, the nation's oldest military academy.
And months from now, it's likely that a suite of commencement speakers will stand in front of class after class of new graduates, remarking that "the only way to do great work is to love what you do," as Jobs told the Stanford class of 2005.
Women will be allocated to either a control arm, or one of two education interventions (described below in 4.6), aimed to take place in the middle of pregnancy, prior to commencement of standard childbirth education classes.
Jared Kushner, 33-year-old Real Estate developer/investor, and owner/publisher of The New York Observer newspaper, addressed the 2014 Commencement Class of Hofstra University.
It also marked an important turning point in Japanese history, since Yoritomo's establishment of a military government (bakufu, or shogunate, as it is often called in English) in Kamakura may be seen as the commencement of rule by a samurai class and at least the beginning of the end of the ancient monarchical system of court and aristocracy.
The occasion was commencement for the class of 2003 of the African Methodist Episcopal University.
With the commencement of war, the United States produced the 27,500-ton Essex class.
The pre-intervention questionnaire will be completed in the class room one week before the commencement of the intervention.
