Sentence examples for articulated range from inspiring English sources
In addition, they expressed a wider and more articulated range of concepts associated with the care received and made less use of medical terminology (P < 0.001, all).
With reference to item No. 3, the patients followed by group care expressed a wider and more articulated range of concepts associated with the care received (T1DM = 210, T2DM = 356) than those seen by usual care (T1DM = 152, T2DM = 314).
The analytic philosopher Steven T. Katz, author of an important essay about the particularism of mystical language, articulated a range of criticisms directed against Buber's writings (Katz, 1985).
And as did a series of booths on the floor's perimeters occupied by nonprofits such as Human Rights Watch and NRDC, these exhibitions and events articulated a range of environmental and sociopolitical concerns.
(CO, 1081) Respondents articulated a range of negative impacts on their physical and psychological well-being.
[video] More talented still are highly intelligent African grey parrots, who can articulate a range of words.
Mr. Fung and Mr. Spence said that the institute would not have fixed positions on issues but would allow its fellows to hold and articulate a range of views.
The social science approaches helped articulate the range of professional behaviour in KNH, by revealing the rules governing both the individual and organizational behaviours.
It is considered that the UNICEF Turkmenistan education program would benefit from the development of a comprehensive result framework, articulating the range of actions required from the development of the standards to their realisation in schools.
For Farah Jasmine Griffin, the author of the recent "If You Can't Be Free, Be a Mystery," Holiday was "a foremother, a beloved and respected ancestor," whose singing articulated "the broadest range of experience and emotion and therefore the humanity of our lives as black people and as women".
