Rather, they tended to be one-off, brief events whose typically cognition-focused outcomes (e.g., knowledge, attitudes, stereotypes) were evaluated over the short-term in mostly older children; and, many did not aim to facilitate an experiential engagement with individuals experiencing MHDs.
But the genre I mean is the one-off or brief parenthesis in a long career.
You can't write this one off.
It would make it more likely that this Coalition is a one-off, merely a brief interruption of the pendulum politics enjoyed by the Tories and Labour.
Any future BBC one-off drama about the brief but fateful relationship of Stephanie Flanders and Ed Miliband will surely have to star Lena Headey and Eddie Redmayne.
Selling assets is a one-off that provides only brief respite for those addicted to overspending (though, once sold, assets from ports to companies tend to generate far more business).
Tonight, at the climax of a brief, one-off tour Omar has called "a nostalgia thing", we finally get the artistic compromise Cedric and Omar may have been happy with in 2000.
There is a significant variation in how much Motivational Interviewing is actually delivered ranging from brief one-off consultations to longer term individual sessions.
While the hospitalisation of sick children might have triggered non-smoking mothers to take action, the brief one-off intervention by nurses may not be sustainable when the children recover.
The unpredictable nature of nurses' work and continuous demand for nursing care was perceived to contribute to fewer nurses attending training, which was typically a brief one-off event, not repeated during the trial.
46 A data monitoring committee is considered non-essential because the trial is conducted in a community based and not a high-risk population; the intervention being tested involves a brief one-off attendance at a WWWT session; any potential harmful effects of the intervention are assessed as unlikely; there are no preplanned interim analyses and a short follow-up of participants.
