Sentence examples for course to understand from inspiring English sources

The example of "filling in" exposure over the life course to understand etiology as described above clearly informs our understanding of exposure and disease etiology.

Of course, to understand the motif and history of the hermaphrodite is requisite for understanding the formation of homosociety.

We are, of course, to understand the toast as metaphor, but we should perhaps note our unremarked acceptance of the metaphor of happiness as wealth.

But when the educational triangle is collapsed — when the outside world loses its stature as a full-blown third party — then you don't take a course to understand the world, you take a course to succeed in the course.

It will take some time, of course, to understand what impact the new building, and the art institution it houses, will have on the cultural life of New York.

No one is quite sure how it will work – as one below-the-line commenter on the Super League website put it: "I've been watching rugby league since 1955, I now have to go to an Open University course to understand who wins and loses.

With the sector expected to create hundreds of thousands of jobs, Ugandans are taking courses to understand the industry's dynamics.

The son used his past counseling courses to understand the task in inheriting the Duke lacrosse program, which had been torn apart in 2006 by accusations of rape and assault that were never justified.

You don't need graduate college courses to understand it.

To develop such training, this study explored rheumatology clinicians' experiences of a variety of brief skills training courses to understand which aspects were helpful or unhelpful, and to identify the barriers and facilitators of applying the skills in clinical practice.

The course emphasized building upon previous course work to understand complex concepts and connections across biology.