Sentence examples for brief alternative from inspiring English sources
PARIS — Hemlines are falling to reasonable lengths or shorts make a decent, brief alternative.
In each chapter Serrano discusses a different track that he deems the most important rap song of that particular year, then beefs it up with illustrations from Arturo Torres, infographics, and a brief alternative opinion from a different writer.
But humanist philosophers like Lefèvre reacted especially against the logica modernorum: Lefèvre's short Logical Introductions to Suppositions, Predicabilia, Divisions, Predicaments, Enunciations, … Fallacies, Obligations, and Insolubilia (1496b) was meant to give students a brief alternative to the Summule, instead of making it the focus of study.
The ORS is an outcome measure developed as a brief alternative to the Outcome Questionnaire 45.2 (OQ-45.2) [ 75].
The VBPTS was designed as a brief alternative to the full Positive And Negative Symptom Scale (PANSS) [ 33]: it covers both positive and negative symptoms using PANSS-derived anchors, such that higher scores reflect higher symptom ratings.
Self-assessed health status was measured with the SF-36 Health Survey, a generic instrument constructed to be a brief alternative in health policy evaluations, general population surveys, clinical research and practice.
The 6-item summary scale (Sleep Index I) includes the same items, with the exception of item 1 (time to fall asleep), item 3 (restless sleep), and item 6 (feel drowsy during the day), and was developed as a briefer alternative to the 9-item index.
In brief, an alternative title for our paper is "The Diaz-Alejandro hypothesis with rational voters".
A cost-effectiveness modelling study using data collected between February 2005 and November 2007 from a cluster-randomised trial that compared Telephone Counselling with a "Usual Care" (brief intervention) alternative.
While battling your cancer, you made a brief foray into alternative medicine.
It concludes with a brief focus on alternative strategies generated by disabled people and their organisations.
