Sentence examples for directed courses from inspiring English sources

Having spent years deeply immersed in the teaching of evidence-based medicine at the Yale School of Medicine, where I directed courses in biostatistics, preventive medicine, public health, and epidemiology -- I invoked the realities of patient care to argue for "a more fluid concept" of evidence than seemingly prevailed.

Many colleges now encourage students to declare a major at orientation; this forces students to get started on some directed course of study, and it helps colleges manage course offerings.

Their independent emergence, separate from the great auricular nerve, from the posterior border of sternocleidomastoid and an anteriorly directed course serves as an important guide in detecting them.

The advantages of a focused research question often translates into a directed course of inquiry in which research "creep" is kept to a minimum.

Learn trivia, expand into self directed course learning.

He spent the next eight years as chair of the National Council for Drama Training, as well as helping to establish the MFA theatre directing course at Birkbeck College, London.

The revolution directed new courses of the Japanese economy and firms through the development of "statistical habits of thought".

All complaints are directed, of course, at the governor -- though a spokeswoman, Steffanie Bell, said the apparent impossibility of satisfying everyone "suggests that this is a good rule".

Throughout history it has been the voices that joined together creating action that directed the course of our nation.

Throughout the early years of the Cultural Revolution, the CRG acted as a body that directed the course the movement should take.

The results of this critical finding directed the course of action of treatment.