In qualitative description, participants' descriptive and narrative text in interviews is upheld as "a vehicle of communication" reflecting attention to the "surface of words and events" more than consideration of theoretically-driven meanings and deeper interpretations of text [ 13].
Some are issues of indication for the technique, and some of how to perform the examination including the need for patient fasting and the use of smooth muscle relaxant which differs widely between European experts (J.A.S., personal communication), reflecting the absence of an evidence base!
The official name was changed once more, in the 1930's, to "Spirit of Communication," reflecting the company's evolution.
The findings are consistent with the literature regarding doctor patient communication, reflecting that patients want to know more than doctors are prepared to tell (Bonevski and Cockburn, 1997).
Behaviors selected for observation were chosen because they are considered to exemplify good doctor – patient communication reflecting empathy and listening skills [e.g. [ 25- 27]].
For example, we hypothesized that more communication reflects a more developed community, but it could be that too much communication creates information overload and so has a negative impact.
Each of these forms of communication reflects a certain pattern of cultural values that is specific to a given form of economic development in a geographical region or to a particular historical era.
Arguably, the individual and collective information offered through digital communication reflects an unparalleled view of the underlying world one that is more accurate and more representative than any of the alternatives of the past and one that is slowly converging on a comprehensive picture of the communities and institutions that vie for power and influence in societies across the globe.
If it's a serious matter, consider whether or not your mode of communication reflects that.
The peak a-wave mostly reflects rod photocurrents but can have postreceptoral contributions (Robson et al. 2003), whereas the rat a-wave amplitude at 8 (Bui and Fortune 2004) or 10 msec (Mojumder and Frishman, personal communication) reflects rod photoreceptor function.
Or does the fact that so many people have embraced that means of communication reflect what little time human beings have for nuance and complexity anyway?
