Sentence examples for modified course from inspiring English sources

The modified course lowered march speeds, utilised softer march surfaces and lowered total running distance [31].

The modified course blended Scoutcraft skills and troop management practices along with scaled-down content about the leadership competencies.

The significant interaction between being black and being enrolled in the moderate-structure course (β = 0.89 ± 0.38 SE, p = 0.019) means this difference in participation completely disappears in the modified course.

Successful Education requires not only a new understanding of design and engineering education priorities and several new or modified courses, it also requires a complex environment, called "Successful Department", which will enable and stimulate the creation of successful engineers.

Examining only those articles that assessed new or modified courses in GBE, 41 (82%) assessed cognitive targets, 23 (46%) assessed affective targets, and 15 (30%) assessed psychomotor targets.

The analysis of articles that assessed new or modified courses indicated that five (10%) articles focused on the secondary level, 39 (78%) focused on the undergraduate level, and six (12%) focused on the graduate level.

Our analysis of the 95 articles indicated that, in terms of instructional scale, 50 (52.63%) assessed aspects of newly created or modified courses, 26 (27.37%) assessed newly created or modified lessons, nine (9.47%) assessed unique resources, seven (7.37%) assessed newly created or modified programs, and three (3.16%) assessed professional development workshops.

We are working with these faculty members to clarify, and in some cases modify, course policies to ensure that students' free speech rights are recognised and protected.

Operator makes content changes at Master LMS, modifying course section order.

When large organizations are attacked, it takes a disproportionate amount of energy to modify course, or affect meaningful change in the marketplace.

I find the most reward when I allow students to take ownership of their roles in the class and in a democratic society, even if that means modifying course content in the middle of the semester.