Sentence examples for concerned the course from inspiring English sources
As far as the forthcoming election is concerned the course is more or less set for the Conservatives, and ministerial changes will not lead to a revision.
Well known too are his predictions concerning the course and decline of Buddhism and (in Mahayana texts) his promises as to the future spiritual attainments of the bodhisattvas.
Dr. Finney's office referred questions concerning the course to the director of the university's office of public affairs, John Beckman.
That means, students who attained a high (low) ability parameter in the test on CCER also displayed a good (weak) performance concerning the course grade (whereby, the smaller the number of the grade, the better the performance).
A strategy that has been successfully employed in new ligand design is the isolobal analogy developed by Hoffman [39] for which he was awarded a Nobel prize alongside Fukui "for their theories, developed independently, concerning the course of chemical reactions".
Therefore, it would be very useful to find tools which carefully subtype these conditions and have a strong and reliable predictive power concerning the course of illness and health and social functioning.
Another puzzling aspect concerning the course of events sketched above is the papal letter "Flumen aquae vivae" of April 28 , 1277 that is, more than forty days after Tempier had promulgated his list of condemned articles.
The concept of force and the concept of virus seem to play similar roles because each of them is used to explain observations, on the one hand concerning motion and on the other concerning the course and development of disease in plants and animals.
Our result confirmed the value mentioned by Ribas et al. regarding the ASP, and it gives more details concerning the course of SF along SS in actual patients.
The literature is somewhat contradictory concerning the course of mental distress in substance-abusing patients.
Furthermore, our study principally assessed the opinions and attitudes of the students concerning the course.
