Sentence examples for briefing to practice from inspiring English sources

Upon entering the study, subjects visited the lab for a briefing to practice the experimental task and to collect an Actiwatch (Actiwatch, Philips Respironics, USA) that they were instructed to wear at all times until the conclusion of the experiment.

We hope that this study will convince medical education planners that a clinical clerkship experience specifically dedicated to geriatric medicine, and relatively brief exposure to practicing geriatricians is a valuable component of the undergraduate curriculum.

This provides the chance to practice brief intervention skills, regardless of whether they have already adopted this as routine clinical practice.

Gen. Thomas W. Hartmann, had recently held a session to practice a briefing that he hoped to present to Obama aides, arguing that the new administration should continue the commissions.

A reminder of this came last month with the release of a briefing paper from the Discipline Disparities Research to Practice Collaborative.

Good health literacy assessment tools must be brief to be adopted in practice; test development from the perspective of item-response theory requires pretesting on large participant populations.

It begins with an introduction to the briefing practice and the problems of using FPS in briefing, followed by proposing a structural job plan of FPS.

After being briefed, the models practice running… in heels.

In brief, practice nurses managing the IG were trained in the RM protocol during a single half-day session and in techniques of motivational interviewing and assessment of patient motivation over two half-day sessions.

Tebow, who saw regular-season action in three NFL seasons with the Denver Broncos and New York Jets in addition to brief practice-squad stints with the Eagles and Patriots, received a $100,000 bonus to sign with the Mets despite having not played organized baseball since his junior year of high school in 2005.

3 Practice briefing: practices are asked to nominate a date for an explanatory meeting.