Sentence examples for minute brief from inspiring English sources

Practice staff will also be trained to deliver a 20 minute brief lifestyle counseling intervention to patients who attend for a subsequent appointment at the practice.

The AHW will deliver a 20 minute brief lifestyle counseling intervention to patients who attend the appointment at the ED, using the SIPS Brief Lifestyle Counselling BLCC) Tool which has been developed for the SIPS programme.

Immediately before sessions 1 to 5, the therapists are required to contact the tandem-partner face-to-face or on the phone to discuss the upcoming session in a 5 to 10 minute brief conversation (primings; for a comparable procedure see Flückiger and Grosse Holtforth [ 32]).

He sat quietly and listened carefully as a distinguished older gentleman gave him what appeared to be an intense and barely-interrupted 25 minute briefing.

Unconditioned licking responses were recorded for later analyses in 25 minute brief-access test sessions, during which mice could initiate as many trials as possible in this period.

Each study subject was given a one minute briefing concerning the simulated patient's medical condition, prior to boarding the helicopter.

Secretary Powell responded with a 45-minute brief of his own, making the American case "that the bombing had to stop," the official said, adding: "The pattern of bombings is a barrier to moving forward.

Days before closing arguments are scheduled in the Microsoft antitrust trial, a group of six leading antitrust economists has filed a last-minute brief urging the federal judge presiding over the case to impose tough penalties on the company.

Maryland's Animal Collective have attracted many adjectives in their 16 years but, with songs regularly weighing in at eight minutes, brief is not one.

In an e-mail he wrote: "I was sitting in a hearing where the jerk on the other side filed a last-minute brief that talked about a new case that I had never heard of.

Alcohol Clin Exp Res 2010; 34, 292 301), our research team showed that a 30-minute brief motivational interviewing (BMI) session was more effective in reducing percentages of risky drinking days in drunk driving recidivists than a control information advice intervention at 12-month follow-up.