Sentence examples for more effective courses from inspiring English sources
Eventually, with a broader dataset of medication intake and results, MicroHealth will be able to advise patients on more effective courses of treatment or detect outliers, which will inform the drug discovery process.
More careful management in accordance with the American Thoracic Society and the Infectious Diseases Society of America guidelines for management of nontuberculous mycobacterial diseases could have achieved a more effective course of treatment.
The extend that awareness and noticing play a role in language learning is important especially for practitioners to design more effective teaching courses and programs.
The overall recommendation emanating from this paper is that diversity educators in business schools rely less on self-report measures and use more behavioral indicators in their attempts to design more effective diversity courses and programs.
According to the results obtained from this study, it can be concluded that revisions of the current programs seem to be necessary to offer more effective ESP courses for architecture students in Iranian universities.
That sweetness is more effective, of course, because the show is so sour.
In the second study, a course of 10 days was more effective than a course of three days [ 10].
In the first study, a course of 8 weeks was no more effective than a course of two weeks [ 8].
The more effective this unproductive course, the longer the transition time to democracy.
"Abstinence-only" teaching, they reckon, should be more effective.That, of course, is a possibility.
Yet while Ginsburg's interview, posted on YouTube on Wednesday, lauded the Founding Fathers' "grand general ideas that become more effective over the course of... more than two sometimes-turbulent centuries," she also said she "would not look to the United States Constitution if I were drafting a constitution in the year 2012," given its original exclusion of women, slaves and Native Americans.
