Sentence examples for a brief explanatory from inspiring English sources

Each story is preceded by a brief explanatory note, which serves to give useful context and should be considered intrinsic to the collection; and though Niffenegger's successful career in fiction is no great loss to the visual arts, her illustrations are sympathetic, skilful, and in places decidedly unsettling.

Inter-rater agreement ranged between substantial and excellent, despite only providing a brief explanatory session to the resident before rating.

We added a brief explanatory note "your own opinions about causes of TMD" at the end of the item to help patients fully understand the meaning.

One consent packet was mailed to the student's home address, the second was distributed in eligible classrooms to each student following a brief explanatory presentation by a MORE Project staff member.

Simon Parkin's Death by Video Games looks at the highs and lows of worldwide culture of gaming, Cara Ellison's Embed with Games follows her year living with indie developers all over the world and Rich Stanton's A Brief History of Video Games is a self-explanatory romp through the last 40 years of the games industry.

His photographs are routinely exhibited with brief explanatory texts about their history and absences.

For a primer on the backbone of Latin music, the spare but colorful Latin Rhythms site (www.cam.org /raybiss/rhythms) pulses with clickable musical staffs and congas with brief explanatory paragraphs for each pattern of beats.

The sheer compilation — one after the other, with their brief explanatory supertitles — strips the places and the events of their specificity; the montage does nothing more than to mark each of them with Johnson's virtual "I was here" onscreen watermark and doesn't suggest at all what any of them mean to her.

Redesigning the form with check boxes which align with the GMC categories, including brief explanatory text as necessary, would be helpful.

As a result of the audit we formulated several recommendations for change, which are currently being considered: Redesigning the form with check boxes which align with the GMC categories, including brief explanatory text as necessary, would be helpful.

The sixteen items on these lists were phrased so as to represent persons and professions that might be recommended to become involved in the patient's care as a result of the consultation (i.e. further 'services' to be recommended or permitted by the GP), with brief explanatory text.