Sentence examples for the subsequent semester from inspiring English sources

We coded gateway course "success" as the attainment of a course grade of B-minus (roughly 80% of available course credit earned) or greater, which augurs well for a student's successful completion of the subsequent semester in the introductory sequence and their preparation for more specialized coursework in the following years of the major.

Pollinated F1 plants were left to set seed for the production of F2s and F2d populations, respectively, used in the subsequent semester.

In a subsequent semester, we repeated the research with a larger cohort of students (Study 2) through a quasi-experiment design (n = 20 experiment, and n = 22 control group).

The program consisted of two parts: 1) a 2-wk Summer minicourse and 2) a research course in the subsequent Fall semester.

As we describe in the following sections, the program consisted of 1) a Summer enrichment 2-wk minicourse in pharmacology for rising sophomores at a private university in the southeastern United States and 2) a research course during the subsequent Fall semester in which students generated their own proposals and carried out empirical research.

Another student wrote on her course paper during a subsequent semester that homosexuality and gender non-conformity are sins in the same category as stealing and murder.

Perhaps of greater impact is the role postgraduates' feedback played in her decision to keep particular students in the group in subsequent semesters.

Final exams were not returned to the students so students in subsequent semesters could not benefit from memorizing old exams.

So the detected plagiarism rate was slightly over 10% in Spring 2013 and dropped off to the 2 to 3% range in subsequent semesters.

Due to the small and quantitative nature of this study, our next step is to expand the dataset to include data from subsequent semesters.

As demonstrated here, the overall performance of medical students in the first semester can predict their performances in subsequent semesters with a considerable relative risk (3.907 for the second and 2.873 for the eighth semester).