Sentence examples for levels of brief from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sedaris has taken part in such noncommercial commercials for companies like Microsoft, Amazon and Sony, but she reaches new levels of brief, surreal hilarity in her three "Wrapping With Amy" videos for the restaurant chain Chipotle.

Another Australian study [ 35] reported low levels of brief advice ranging between 2% and 3% for these four risks.

Because the same level of brief cessation counseling was provided in all arms, the placebo arm could be considered a surrogate for 'counseling alone'.

No previous study has been undertaken to evaluate a possible population-level impact of brief alcohol interventions.

The oddity with Everton is that they are possibly the best 20-minute team in the league, capable of sensational levels for brief periods.

@HotlineSteve test for level of awareness, BRIEF support/oppose, then opposing viewpoint q. @HotlineSteve @MysteryPollster Doing both, short then detailed, can also be a good option in the right situation (and if we have the time).

One international study has also reported low levels of assessment (34%), brief advice (46%) and follow-up (0%) for smoking [ 34]; and another found similarly low levels for smoking assessment (12%) and brief advice (10%), and physical activity brief advice (15%) [ 33].

Several studies have also shown reproductive failure in zebrafish as a result of either long-term exposure to low levels of EE2 or brief exposure to higher levels (Van den Belt et al. 2003; Nash et al. 2004; Xu et al. 2008), raising the possibility that the short-term benefit that we observed in pipefish could be offset by reduced lifetime fitness for EE2-exposed females.

Researchers reported elevated levels of mercury, including one brief high dose that was absorbed within 10 minutes during the final 24 hours of his life.

Forren failed to make a first-team appearance at St Mary's, with the club unconvinced by his levels of fitness during his brief stay in England before selling him back to Molde.

MSC is an adaptive treatment strategy that uses principles of negative reinforcement and avoidance to motivate both attendance to varying levels of counseling services and brief periods of abstinence [Brooner, R.K., Kidorf, M., 2002. Using behavioral reinforcement to improve methadone treatment participation. Sci. Pract. Perspect.