Sentence examples for prior courses from inspiring English sources

The paper argues for this specific type of reproach as displaying similarities with repair sequences in that it operates retroactively (Schegloff, 2007) to locate in prior courses of actions the source for the reproach (or the 'reproachable'reproachable

This is in addition to the cost of the prior courses which are necessary to be eligible for OT III, which is often well over US$100,000 (roughly £60,000).

Thus, patients are less likely to survive multiple prior courses of TB treatment and fit the classic profile of a "chronic" TB case.

We based the layout of the sessions and lecture topics on prior courses held in Nairobi, Kenya in March 2002 and in Toronto, Canada in May 2002.

Among patients who reported any prior exposure to antimicrobial drugs, the probability of macrolide resistance increased with patient report of increasing number of prior courses of drugs.

There was no correlation between the apparent amount of COMET-detectable DNA damage and the number of prior courses of chemotherapy or the age of the patient.

A prior course in weight lifting would have helped.

After some deliberation, Stuck told me, Hillary stayed on her prior course.

The present study was designed to investigate whether bipolar II disorder (BP-II) has different characteristics from bipolar I disorder (BP-I), not only in manic severity but also in clinical features, prior course, comorbidity, and family history, sufficiently enough to provide its nosological separation from BP-I.

Given the prior course of our conversation, and our specific intents and purposes in discussing the issue, it might be manifest that, on that particular occasion, we will understand the complications, without a need for their articulation, so that the following is fine as it stands: "Yes, it is true that Belfast is north of London".

The prevailing influence of prior course performance was shown even more clearly in the clinical course.