Sentence examples for spectrum of courses from inspiring English sources
In practice, this means universities which are able to charge the full £9,000 should raise enough money to provide a full spectrum of courses, but newer universities are likely to focus on vocational degrees where they can be sure of attracting students.
The difference, says Owens, is that these tend to cater for niche subjects, whereas Mindsy is attempting to cover a much wider spectrum of courses.
The BS in Global Health is composed of a spectrum of courses in the basic sciences, international relations, and health promotion disease prevention.
(There's a spectrum, of course. A consumer-electronics company, for instance, will typically do more of this than a mining company).
Am I alone in feeling Britain is full?" This is the sillier end of the spectrum, of course, to blame a traffic jam on an abundance of migrants.
Numbers vary across the taxonomic spectrum, of course, but some research has suggested that the historical background rate of extinction has typically been on the order of one to five species a year, according to the Center for Biological Diversity.
PAPG is one point on a broad spectrum of course offerings that include the PGT-based courses cited previously and many others.
A positive finding is that the spectrum of course placements developed to be very broad within the curriculum, underlining the multi-disciplinary character of this subject [ 18].
It is likely that this spectrum of clinical courses may also reflect different tumor-specific genetic predispositions to metastasize and gene expression heterogeneity that are incompletely recognized by classical diagnosis methods such as histopathological tumor typing and staging.
The sound slighted the bottom end of the spectrum (and of course there was no pipe organ for the Eighth).
Where your reaction fell on the giddy-to-infuriated spectrum is, of course, a matter of personal sensibility, but the over-all shock and confusion had to have been pretty much universal.
