Sentence examples for able to communicate were from inspiring English sources

All school age patients aged 7 years and above who were able to communicate were invited along with their caregivers to directly participate in the study.

Being independent in self-care and being able to communicate, were concepts most frequently referred to in relation to gaining independence.

Multiparas who delivered twins and those who were seriously ill to the extent of not being able to communicate were excluded.

Chronic stroke (onset ≥3 months) patients with moderate-to-severe spasticity of the elbow or knee in at least one limb (grade ≥1+), as evaluated by the MAS, who were aged ≥50 years and able to communicate, were eligible to participate.

Knowing your location and being able to communicate are just the basics.

Being able to communicate is a key skill in a field with so many consultants.

He writes about the importance, as a trial lawyer, of "being able to communicate, being able to explain, being able to simplify".

Being able to communicate is the first of our human rights and it's being taken away from us.

"But being able to communicate is what matters.

"We were able to communicate was that this really had nothing to do with same-sex marriage," he says.

Making computers able to communicate is a formidable technical challenge because different internal architectures produce output in entirely different formats.