Sentence examples for involved brief from inspiring English sources

One person familiar with the accusation said that by General Kennedy's account, General Smith made an unwanted overture that involved brief physical contact.

Both a host shift to maize in Europe and the subsequent introduction of ECB into North America presumably involved brief population bottlenecks, followed by periods of population growth.

Deferred consent was used in the emergency arm of only one trial (CATCH), which (where appropriate) involved brief information provision prior to randomisation, followed by full information and deferred consent within an optimal 48 hours of randomisation.

Only one study (in the UK) involved brief (i.e., approximately 5 mins per session) individual physical activity counselling in addition to standard behavioural and pharmacological treatment, over 7 sessions, but failed to show a significant positive effect on smoking cessation [ 6, 7].

Baseline testing involved brief cognitive assessment, comprehensive speech language assessment, and neuroimaging.

Our experimental protocol involved brief and regular interruptions (2 min of activity for every 20 min sitting) to prolonged sitting time.

Cases involving brief periods of acceleration were also considered separately from those that involved prolonged, high-speed incidents, many of which involved accidents.

I try to keep our team both involved and well briefed, but it's harder than it sounds because of the speed we're having to move at and our need to continue with business as usual.

These studies used different paradigms, while artificial grammar learning involved testing after very brief familiarization periods [4], [6], [11] studies on natural grammar acquisition tested non-adjacent dependencies in the infants' target language [12], [13].

In brief this involved the establishment of a Central Diagnostic Panel in 1991 and the introduction of cross-disciplinary reporting protocols in 1997 such that diagnosis could be made in a standardised and rigorous way [23].

In brief, this involved fitting a generalised linear model assuming a Poisson distribution and a log link function to the NSW Admitted Patient Data from 1991 to 2008.