Similar words: medical, premeditate, medically, premeditated, premeditation, biomedical, medical care, unpremeditated. Meaning: [‚prɪː'medɪkl] adj. 1. preparing for the study of medicine 2. preceding and preparing for the study of medicine.
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1. A premedical program of study.
2. The report suggests competencies for premedical and medical school science education, recognizing that there may be multiple routes to gaining a competency.
3. I see many students taking 23)premedical courses with joyless 24)tenacity.
4. My college education was a science-based, premedical curriculum permitting only a few electives that I invariably devoted to courses in literature.
5. The book, third edition, is a comprehensive textbook created primarily for medical and premedical students.
6. While recommending new competencies such as biochemistry and statistics, the report's committee opposes a net increase in premedical science requirements.
7. It should be taught for its strangeness, and for the ambiguity of its meaning. It should be taught to premedical students, who need lessons early in their careers about the uncertainties in science.
8. Methods We randomly selected 200 examination papers from 361 examination papers of year 2004 premedical students of clinical medicine, and then analyzed them.
9. Objective To analyze the final examination paper on pathology of our year 2004 premedical students specializing in clinical medicine and evaluate the teaching quality.
10. In college(Sentence dictionary), I did not hesitate to select a premedical curriculum.
11. I suggest strengthening the undergraduate curriculum in psychology and improved education for premedical and medical students to prepare them better to understand natural diversity.
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