Sentence examples for categories communication from inspiring English sources

Denning and Martell divide the great principles of computing into six categories: communication, computation, coordination, recollection, evaluation, and design.

Main Outcome Measure: One interviewer administered a structured in-person interview tool designed for this pilot study, data from which were collapsed into 4 change categories: communication and speech, feeding and nutrition, oral motor function, and gastrointestinal function.

Figure 4B illustrates the individual categories (communication context and receiver) for Iteration 3 and 4, pre- and post-simulation.

Although there may be other factors influencing faculty decision-making, we focused on the following three main categories: communication channels, contextual influences, and individual influences in this study.

The average group size was 6. RESULTS: Content analysis of transcripts from the 6 focus groups yielded 22 areas of expectations for eye care, which were classified into 5 categories: communication, interpersonal manner, physician's skill, logistics, and other.

Before analysis, ASQ-SE items were coded into two categories: communication and non-communication items.

For example: The category "Communication challenges between GP and patient" included the code "too little time for consultation".

Another main category, "communication difficulties", has been primarily linked to "hearing ability or disability", "lifestyle and relationship changes", and others' attitudes.

The category Communication was based on the following sub-categories: Patients' perceptions of doctors' and nurses' attitudes to CAM, The relationship with the doctor, Revealing CAM use and Wishing for a dialogue about CAM.

We also identified causally distinct subcategories within some of the larger categories (eg, communication problems between staff are distinct from communication problems arising between staff and patients).

The taxonomy includes seven main categories of communication interventions: inform or educate, remind or recall, teach skills, provide support, facilitate decision making, enable communication and enhance community ownership.