Sentence examples for semester from the from inspiring English sources

We predict links in the nomination layer formed in the third semester from the second semester, training the machine-learning model on links formed in the second semester from the first semester.

The number of hits each unlisted video received was captured during the first cohort's semester from the YouTube website (Table 1).

Data are presented by semester from the beginning of dialysis (irrespective of the moment in which the patient entered into the FARO study).

Students' self marks mean in each tutorial increased slightly every semester from the beginning to the end of the period, and was consistently observed in six of the seven semesters studied.

Twelve students in their final semester from the medical program, henceforth abbreviated DOC, nursing program (RN), and the specialist nursing program in primary health care (PHCN), were recruited to the study; four students from each category from two medical schools in Southern Sweden (Table  1).

An example of the POPS exercise is given in Appendix A. Sixteen teachers who had been lecturing to second-year medical students during the semester from February 11 to July 25 , 2012 from the same institute or other departments were invited to read the teaching package and witnessed the teaching process.

UCF's academic calendar is based on the semester system, with the typical fall semester running from the end of August until the beginning of December, and the typical spring semester running from the beginning of January through the beginning of May.

These participants (233 men and 290 women) were surveyed at the start of the semester from an introductory biology course covering the principles of cellular and molecular biology.

Data was collected at the end of the academic semester from medical students at each of the three medical schools.

I graduated a year early, and I also graduated a semester early from the University of Kansas.

Mr. Hoyle chose to spend a semester away from the University of North Carolina, immersing himself in "the life," as the monks call it.