"study in the course" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of studying a particular subject or discipline within a larger academic program or curriculum. Example: "I am currently enrolled in a business program, but my favorite aspect of it is the opportunity to study marketing in the course. I find the concepts and strategies to be fascinating and applicable to real-world situations."
The paper describes the methodology developed for the study, in the course of which almost 200 cyclists living in the Quebec Metropolitan Region were asked to keep diaries for seven consecutive days.
We aim to submit the first results of this study in the course of 2013.
The authors have undertaken this study in the course of their employment, with no funding from any other source, and have no conflict of interest to declare.
Second, since we performed the study in the course of routine care, diagnosis was not blinded to the patients' clinical characteristics and thus there is the possibility of bias.
The mass-transfer processes in fiberglass were studied in the course of drying the saturated glass fabric sample.
An oxygen retarding effect toward surface-nitrogen removal processes was studied in the course of the catalyzed NO reduction on Pd(1 1 0) by angle-resolved product desorption analysis combined with cross-correlation time-of-flight techniques.
In terms of how these students actually studied in the course, weekly study questions (i.e., short essay questions that recap entire lectures) provided by Dr. Wells played an important role.
For example, they did short impersonations in which they played a character we had studied in the course, be it a famous mafioso or investigator, a character from a mafia movie, or a literary character: In character, they had to evaluate film clips and explain what they looked for in representations of the mafia.
Collective defense was studied in the course of attacks of natural foliage-foraging enemies, stabbing attacks of parasitoid wasps and visual stimulation.
All the variables associated with SVR in chronic HCV patients studied in the course of the present study are shown in Table 4.
Temperature and pH can be determined in shake flasks fermentations [ 13, 14], but agitation and oxygenation of the culture should be specifically studied in the course of the scale-up process [ 15– 17].
