Sentence examples similar to Lack of communicating from inspiring English sources

This urge to detect, avoid and remain informed about potential aggressors is considered especially important in aggressive, intolerant species and/or species that lack the ability of communicating formal submission signals, such as patas monkeys (Rowell and Olson 1983; Caine and Marra 1988; Isbell and Pruetz 1998; Thierry et al. 2008; see also Evers et al. 2011 for more references).

This happened partly because of the lack of integration and of communicating HIV test results between HFs [ 26].

- Although the origins of language remain highly controversial there is general agreement that these early Australopithecus afarensis hominids lacked a formally structured means of communicating.

Lack of ability to communicate in English was a major barrier and there was a strong take-up of classes in literacy and numeracy from workers from a wide range of countries, including Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Poland and Bolivia.

Listening is 90 percent of communicating.

But when I looked at what the problem was, it was actually a patent lack of communication, not just a lack of communication but not communicating at the right time, and things not clear".

American forward observers were unable to communicate with the artillery due to the lack of communications equipment.

"The lack of communication is a major setback because the commanding officer cannot communicate with his own team," said Jaydeep Singh, a commanding officer with India's National Disaster Response Force.

At the acute ward there was no forum for discussing the issues of fall prediction and prevention among professions and the LPNs felt they lacked words to communicating risk of falling.

Hence a relative lack of support for communicating it to the public.

Yet, nurses often report a lack of confidence in communicating with families and families report troubling relationships with nurses.