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Meanings of prescribed course in English

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Usage of prescribed course in English
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However this may be, the prescribed course of self-discipline commences here.
Five Years of Theosophy
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Results: All patients completed the prescribed course of EF-IMRT.
Pubmed
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Additional therapy for calves that did not respond to initial treatment followed a prescribed course.
Pubmed
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Twice the damaged navigation system lost the beam, but continued on the prescribed course anyway.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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This efficacy is not significantly affected when treated persons receive less than a full prescribed course of treatment.
Pubmed
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Certainly the best test of the student's knowledge is the ability to pursue advantageously the prescribed course of study.
Colleges in America
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I am to be a living testimonial, one of the 'after taking the prescribed course I can cheerfully recommend, etc.,' kind.
Grace Harlowe's Return to Overton Campus
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The prescribed course of treatment included twice-daily cold sponge baths, a daily cold enema, and the swabbing of her vagina with borax solution.
The new yorker
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The test of physical development is not the hours spent upon a prescribed course of training, but the physical condition determined by examination.
Civics and Health
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Alys's memory had flowed back smoothly into its prescribed course, wiping out the traces of what had really happened, maybe even in her own mind.
The Secret Eleanor
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Just as the sun must take his prescribed course through the sky, so must I run my circle of duties in the world of men.
Robert Browning: How to Know Him
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In after years, the manners and habits of the man are not so readily adapted to any prescribed course to which they have been unaccustomed.
The True Citizen: How to Become One
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'It will activate itself in the unlikely event of Ways taking any but the prescribed course,' thought Asman soothingly.
The dark side of the sun
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2, Those who have been confirmed-that is, those who after the prescribed course of instruction and examination have been admitted to the communion.
The Lutherans of New York / Their Story and Their Problems
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Prescribed course through the time