Sentence examples for courses as a model from inspiring English sources

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"GE used to feature on university courses as a model of probity," The Economist noted.

He praised the golf course as a model redevelopment of an open space that had been unused for decades.

And rejection is par for the course as a model.

The course serves as a model that can be easily adapted for use across the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines using a readily available facilitator's manual.

To evaluate the effectiveness of a combined applied surgical science and wet lab simulation course as a teaching model for surgical skills at the undergraduate level.

The process that has led to this course has served as a model for three subsequent courses (in India, Venezuela and Oman), and the establishment of similar regional networks on genomics and policy, which could form the basis for inter-regional dialogue in the future.

The DG course can serve as a model for other research-intensive courses to train undergraduates in the life sciences.

The course format may act as a model for other CPD programmes.

This line of research is potentially important in our conceptualization of the mechanism of disease in RA, in predicting disease course and severity, and as a model for further studies on this topic.

And, of course, they both regard Cherie as a model of how not to do it.