Sentence examples for involves a course from inspiring English sources
International speed skating involves a course with straight sides and curved ends of such a radius that no slackening of speed is necessary.
The medal decider for the top 10 in the Finn singlehander tomorrow involves a course on the trickiest piece of water, close to the shore and the grassy grandstand at Weymouth.
It involves a course of three immunisations for those over 15 (two for under 15) and protects against the strains of HPV that cause most cervical, anal, and genital cancers, including some mouth and throat cancers.
Treatment for the disease which can cause pustule-like sores across the body and even disfigurement in its late benign stage was not developed until the mid-20th century and involves a course of penicillin prescribed by your doctor.
It didn't take much to send him head-long back to the lab: Upon reading that the first year of law school involved a course on property law, Glick's reaction was: "I can't do that".
The course involves a core faculty of 10 lecturers and 3 teaching assistants that support the faculty during the practical sessions.
In play, the activity is its own end, although the activity may include considerable looking ahead, whereas work involves a longer course of activity with a greater demand for continuous attention (Dewey 1915, p. 202 204).
TBA training involves a short course of a few days to several months of biomedical training in clean delivery, cord care, and prevention of postpartum hemorrhage.
Stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) involves a short course of radiation (≤5 fractions) and has demonstrated high rates of local control in patients with lung cancer and other malignancies.
Considering that application of an algorithmic approach involves a short course training, especially for nurses and inexperienced personnel, future studies should assess which logical approach is the most effective for a given amount of training [ 23].
Altering the Constitution involves an arduous course requiring the consent of 2/3 of Congress and 3/4th of the States.
