Sentence examples for preferred a course from inspiring English sources

In more severe exacerbations, GPs preferred a course of seven, ten, or fourteen days.

As Amos Paran, who heads the distance MA Tesol run by the Institute of Education (IoE) in London, says: "The first things that students must ask themselves is 'do I need a strong structure of deadlines, which will force me to do something every week?' or 'do I have the self discipline and would I prefer a course that allows me to complete assignments when I want?'".

Some medical schools prefer a course in Biochemistry.

Nevertheless, when BL does not produce significantly better outcomes, students in a business domain course clearly preferred a hybrid/blended course above a traditional one (Marquis & Ghosh, 2017).

Two found it hard to leave the house when they felt low and, therefore, would have preferred an online course at that time.

It also of course allows those who prefer a different course of action to be vocal.

According to a journalist for The Morning Post, there was disagreement over the length of the race, with Oxford preferring a short course of a mile and a half, while Cambridge opted for the same course as the previous year.

If you prefer a main course, it can be a plate of lathera (vegetables cooked in olive oil and tomato), pasta or meat or fish.

The results of the first IM step indicated that the stakeholders would prefer a training course promoting a professional physician-claimant relationship, with clear, empathic, and non-biased communication.

In gestational ages between 24 and 34 weeks most authors prefer a single course of corticosteroid therapy for foetal lung maturation, either 2 doses of 12 mg betamethasone 24 hours apart or 6 mg or dexamethasone 12 hours apart before delivery.

Racers prefer that a course have the consistency and Mohs rating of marble.