Sentence examples for a more effective communication from inspiring English sources

A new label may help them finally knock a few (siloed) heads together for a more effective communication.

This study would contribute to a more effective communication between chemists and their fellow crystallographers.

To provide health professionals involved in cervical cancer screening with an insight into the complex issues relating to communication about screening and to provide a framework for a more effective communication strategy.

If you can only catch every other word of an announcement, then telling people "not to forget to take your personal belongings with you when you leave the train", which when written down appears impossibly convoluted, might be a more effective communication than "remember to take your belongings with you".

The latest developments in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and the prevailing lack of interoperability between agricultural tractors, implements and on-board computers has led to the development of ISO 11783 (ISOBUS) international standard for securing a more effective communication between these entities.

Intermediary actors stimulate the emergence of 'boundary objects' (Gieryn 1983; Gieryn 1999), which are social artefacts that lie between the boundaries of different social worlds allowing for a more effective communication between groups with divergent perspectives (Star 1989).

Through understanding how a narrative can be developed to facilitate more effective communication, science communicators can engage in the policy process, remaining true to the tenets of science and maintaining the integrity of scientific evidence, but doing so in a way that is also compelling and thus effective in helping solve problems.

Our study indicates a need for more effective communication within the hospital team to achieve consensus that a patient has palliative care needs and subsequently to use this information to change the care plan.

Skilled third-party mediators can lower the emotional temperature in a negotiation, foster more effective communication, help uncover less obvious interests, offer face-saving possibilities for movement, and suggest solutions that the parties might have overlooked.

The guidance said that while the medium offered many benefits including more effective communication with communities, more informed consultation and local engagement there were risks.

Thus, traditional media messages might not be able to persuade these populations to change behaviour and concerted efforts need to be put in place to reach these individuals both through more effective communication frames and community organizing [ 10, 56].