Sentence examples for booklet time from inspiring English sources

According to respondents who were aware of, but did not use the booklet, time constraints were said to be the key barrier.

Intervention costs include costs of personnel (clinical psychologist, nurse interventionists, and staff), training, material (self-help booklet), time spent by study personnel and patients (intervention sessions and travel), facility costs (space, maintenance, and utilities), and other costs (advertising and telephone services).

Science and the L'Oréal Foundation are proud to bring you our next Women in Science booklet, this time with a focus on women pursuing research in "green science".

A mean booklet reading time of 30 minutes was reported (range 5 60, SD 20.7).

2 (u): "I take the booklet every time I visit the GP.

‡Intervention costs included: Personnel ($69), booklet ($10), time spent ($154), and facility and other ($52).

We have published medical and science guidelines for performance before major competitions since 2007 and continually refined this booklet over time.

In sub-Saharan Africa, we estimate that only 44% of all women receive a full ANC, so we can assume that around 56% of mothers risk not having the vaccination booklet in time for their child [ 31- 33].

Echoing similar sentiments, another discussant said "the booklet is time consuming and if you keep on referring to it, you will be perceived as being incompetent by the caretaker".

Although some of the clinicians reported feeling their consultations were more constructive when using the booklet, saving time on future consultations did not emerge as a theme in the current study, which was consistent with the lack of effect found in the quantitative data on re-consulting behaviour.

That is, each block appears in the same number of booklets, each time paired with a different block and balanced overall with respect to order.