Sentence examples for semester monthly from inspiring English sources

For the SI survey, the respondents were asked whether they used a given technique "never," "once a semester," "multiple times a semester," "monthly," or "weekly" (see Supplemental Figures S2 and S3 in Pfund et al., 2009).

They meet in classes during a four-day residency at the start of each semester and have monthly stays in on-campus residences on Fridays and Saturdays.

Nonetheless, parents seem to like the fact that university housing folds everything into semester fees, with no monthly bills or surprise expenses.

Before leaving home, you'll want to get your parent's help and work out a monthly or semester budget you can live by ("How to Make a Budget: A Primer for College Students") and decide where you'll bank ("Picking a Bank Account: 7 Things College Students Need to Know") and how you'll manage a credit card ("Tips for Managing Credit Cards").

How do they take their payment(monthly, every semester, yearly, termly)?

With the combination of the proceeds from a home-equity loan or line of credit (which is the preferred option for those whose high incomes may cause them to be ineligible for student-loan interest deductions) and the 529 savings, these families should be able to comfortably cover any lump-sum semester bills and cover the monthly loan payments out of current income.

For the first academic semester that students are in TEAM-Science, they meet monthly with their career coach; at least one of these meetings includes the research advisor.

This will help you divide the year as per semester, and the subject-divisions will help organize you on a monthly basis Use each division for a month.

Most interventions (31.25%) were planned to take place during one semester, though the specification of the intervention duration is absent in five projects; monthly was the most adopted periodicity (43.75%).

You won't have to buy a parking pass each semester, and you won't be paying for gasoline on a weekly or monthly basis.

It's a bi-monthly education class, and the final book we read last semester was In the Garden of Beasts, by Erik Larson.