Sentence examples for courses of systematic from inspiring English sources
In our university medical centre the clerkship in internal medicine is preceded by two four week courses of systematic skills training including communication and history taking, clinical reasoning and physical examination.
Clauses (1) and (2) between them are intended to cover all of the various methods by which performances or displays in the course of systematic instruction take place.
The search and assessment strategies used in this review were based on course material from the DIRAC course of Systematic reviews and Meta Analysis held in Copenhagen in August 2007 [ 6].
Survey of previous experimental studies and our own anecdotal observations gathered in course of systematic analysis of signaling proteins indicated that there might be other conserved CC modules, distinct from other classes of CC segments including the DHp, in prokaryotic signaling proteins and their eukaryotic relatives [ 27- 30] which might play an important role in signal transduction.
Some of these novel architectures have already been described either in the course of systematic surveys [ 2, 5, 8] or incidentally on the occasion of cDNA or gene cloning (e.g. the FH1-less Dictyostelium formin ForC [ 51], or the Caenorhabditis FOZI-1, which carries a zinc finger motif [ 30]).
Both the design rationale and the design protocol can be analyzed to support the evaluation of the overall outcomes of students downwards a course on systematic design, considering both the ideas they generate and the process they follow for the ideation.
All screening occurred over a 4-week period as part of a graduate course on systematic review methods.
This group of reviewers had several similarities including enrollment in the same graduate course on systematic reviews.
In the course of performing systematic reviews on the prevalence of low back and neck pain, we required a tool to assess the risk of study bias.
Within the course of the systematic relations between God, world, and self that stretches from creation to redemption, Rosenzweig thus understands language as a tool of unification that does not reduce different individuals to that which is the same: speech only unites those who recognize or understand each other.
Data were collected in the course of a systematic cytogenetic analysis of colorectal cancers operated at the Curie Institute, Paris.
