You can more readily communicate with people through writing.
The big idea is to leverage mobile technologies and the power of modern computing to create better testing and analysis that can be readily communicated to doctors.
Third, OMERACT intends "to ground theoretical discussions in the lived experience of arthritis, and in concepts which can be readily communicated to patients to help with therapeutic decision making".
Since 2002, OMERACT has invited patients as full conference participants based on the belief that outcomes for clinical trials need to be derived from 'the lived experience of arthritis' and from 'concepts which can be readily communicated to patients to help with therapeutic decision making'.
Changes in knowledge, attitudes and stereotypes do not reliably predict behaviour [ 33, 40, 46- 48, 50, 60, 67]; and, when evaluated especially in the short-term, these outcomes appear to be vulnerable to socially desirable response sets shaped by expectations that can be readily communicated via the nature of the intervention or the contents of pre-intervention assessments [ 33, 39, 40, 60, 64].
There is also the ability by specifying conditions to readily communicate subdivision of a system.
Becker-Ho does not readily communicate by telephone and does not use e-mail, Martinez was told.
"The idea here is to develop a system – through social media – where farmers and extension educators can readily and quickly communicate with each other across a large region such as the northeastern United States and eastern Canada" and share observations and other information, Hoffmann said.
Their objections to the takeover are readily communicated.
You can really communicate with people.
He can really communicate with my parents.
