Sentence examples for short and practical from inspiring English sources

It is a short and practical questionnaire with proven reliability and validity to measure the psychometric properties of neuroticism in an adult population in different socio-culture settings[25 27].

They therefore underlined the need for more short and practical clinical guidelines.

It seems that existing outcome measures have not been able to grasp the difficulty of every-day life by keeping the questionnaires short and practical.

The ILC, consists of 15 items [ 38], and was developed as a short and practical assessment tool for use in child mental health settings.

This measure was developed in Germany by Mattejat and colleagues as a short and practical assessment tool for children and adolescents.

Principles of adult learning are used and include group discussion, focused tasks to be undertaken individually and then discussed as a couple; practice in problem solving and negotiation, hands-on supported practice in infant settling, short talks and practical demonstrations.

The manual focused on the core principles of Motivational Interviewing, the adolescent smoking cessation process, the concept of short counselling and practical information on how to set up a smoking cessation event and how to use the materials as part of the intervention.

Considering that treatments that include interventions for promoting resilience might be effective in patients with FM, our study may have importance from the clinical and research point of view, so that it provides a short and clinically practical tool to assess resilience in Spanish patients suffering from fibromyalgia.

Most of the services were short-term and practical by nature, for example, providing housing and access to schools.

To this end, identifying where temperate (cold and dry) and tropical (rainy) relationships with influenza epidemics break down geographically and how this relates to relevant environmental variables (e.g., temperature, humidity) is a short-term and practical goal.

Capricorns are reputed to be independent, if not aloof; steady, if not plodding; cautious, if not a bit paranoid; fiercely ambitious, if not power-hungry; with a wry sense of humor, though somewhat short on imagination; and practical managers.