Sentence examples for a brief cessation from inspiring English sources

But every four years or so, there is a brief cessation of hatred, there is an arms-across-the-world-moment and we all form like Voltron to focus our acrimony on the antipodes.

The All-Star Game usually operates like the eye of a hurricane a brief cessation of rivalry before the second half of the season and the sprint to the playoffs but New York hasn't exactly played ball.

Only 21% of patients were appropriately counseled, even though more than half of the physicians demonstrated that they had the skills needed to provide a high-quality brief cessation intervention [ 14].

United Kingdom (UK) national guidelines recommend that all pregnant women who smoke should be advised to quit at every available opportunity, and brief cessation advice is an efficient and cost-effective means to increase quit rates.

A Cochrane review [ 33] has confirmed that a brief smoking cessation intervention consisting of simple advice by physicians increases the likelihood that a smoker will successfully quit.

Incorporating this feedback in a brief tobacco cessation intervention in the pediatric dental care setting may encourage adolescents to try to stop smoking.

The aim of this study is to assess the potential effectiveness, acceptability and feasibility of a brief smoking cessation intervention delivered as part of cervical screening.

The current pilot study assesses the potential effectiveness, acceptability and feasibility of a brief smoking cessation intervention delivered by nurses in the context of a cervical screening consultation, to inform the decision about the need for a clinical trial.

This study aims to pilot a brief smoking cessation intervention during a consultation visit for patients referred with suspected head and neck cancer and evaluate its acceptability and impact.

The counsellor reiterated the information in the booklet to ensure comprehension and delivered a brief smoking cessation intervention to increase motivation to stop smoking and encourage use of the NHS Stop Smoking Service.

The aims of this study were to assess the acceptability, and impact, of a brief smoking cessation intervention during the first consultation visit for patients referred with suspected head and neck cancer with a view to informing health policy and action.