Sentence examples for a brief addition from inspiring English sources
A brief addition to Amy's post on "Who Dat".
By Sasha Frere-Jones February 10 , 2010A brief addition to Amy's post on "Who Dat".
Sinclair's top news executive, Senior Vice President Scott Livingston, also issued a statement that noted that Epshteyn's commentary was "part of our continued effort to produce diverse programming for our viewers" and amounted to "a brief addition" to the many hours of local news its stations produce each day.
Since 2010, Britain has had its own Behavioral Insights Team, which experimented with a brief addition to a letter to late-paying taxpayers: "The great majority of people in your local area pay their tax on time". The change, which is being introduced nationally, produced a 15percentt increase in on-time payments and is projected to bring in millions of dollars worth of revenue.
We also saw another brief addition to House of Wolves, a single Strike mission named The Shadow Thief and set on the Moon's Ocean of Storms.
The brief addition of horizontal target motion during downward target motion created learning target trajectories in a two-dimensional position space shown by the zigzags at the top of Figure 2A.
In brief, ADDITION-Europe consists of a screening phase and a pragmatic, cluster-randomized parallel-group trial in four centres (Denmark, Cambridge UK, the Netherlands and Leicester UK).
In brief, ADDITION-Plus is a randomised controlled trial nested within the intensive treatment arm of the ADDITION-Cambridge study, which evaluated the efficacy of a facilitator-led, theory-based behaviour change intervention for recently diagnosed type 2 diabetic patients.
In brief, ADDITION-Cambridge consisted of two phases: a screening phase and a pragmatic, cluster-randomized, parallel-group trial.
In brief, ADDITION-Denmark consists of two phases: 1) a screening phase and 2) a pragmatic, cluster-randomized parallel group trial.
In brief, ADDITION-Europe consisted of two phases: (1) a screening phase, and (2) a pragmatic, cluster-randomised parallel-group trial in four centres (Denmark, Cambridge UK, the Netherlands and Leicester UK).
