Sentence examples for in course form from inspiring English sources

All results are shown in Tables 1, 2 and 3. Compared to the group who received an additional BLS training module, we found that the group with BLS training from the driver's education course was more willing to follow dispatchers' instructions by telephone to perform CPR (67% vs. 54%; p < 0.05) and less willing to take BLS training, especially in course form (p < 0.001) (Table 1).

Small flints laid in courses form the main building material on three sides.

Forty-three percent (n = 128) of the physicians in our sample had participated in courses or other forms of education about the assessment and treatment of suicidal patients during the last five years.

Over the same period, average class size in the traditional courses that formed our comparison group was 51.00 (± 6.07 SE) students.

This study examines whether math anxiety and negative attitudes toward mathematics have an effect on university students' academic achievement in a methodological course forming part of their degree.

There is growing concerns among academics, politicians and business leaders about the decline in modern languages in England's schools and universities, and fears that more courses in sixth forms and higher education institutions will be forced to close.

Its Entertainment Technology Center, which offers courses in many forms of computer animation and computer-generated effects, is jointly run by the College of Fine Arts and the School of Computer Science, which each providing a co-director.

For its many faults, the Verizon deal went through, of course, forming Oath in the process (the Yahoo/AOL hybrid under which TechCrunch resides).

Usually this intervention will be provided by early intervention organizations or organizations for mental or physical disabled in the forms of individual courses or group courses.

This is the case because in these particular courses, the two forms of social media were mainly adopted to facilitate teaching and learning.

The story of McLaren, the second-most successful team in the history of the series behind Ferrari, has, of course, been recounted in many forms.