Sentence examples for communicate effects from inspiring English sources
These panoramic views of cities or mountains, mostly seen from a high vantage point, are lyrical in mood and communicate effects of light and atmosphere through Kokoschka's characteristically nervous brushstrokes and agitated compositions.
Several studies have assessed systems that communicate effect by incorporating emotionally expressive computer agents.
The discussed challenges of evaluating a broad and unspecific intervention also lead to the challenge of establishing and communicating effect sizes.
They expressed their uneasiness towards prescribed medication especially if they felt that medical staff could not clearly communicate the effects and side effects of the treatment.
Therefore, Schwartz et al. developed "drug facts boxes" to communicate drug effects in comparison to placebo.
ABA is based on the science of behavior and uses one-on-one interaction to teach, communicate and effect changes in the behavior of autistic children.
Smith joined these cubiform elements at odd and seemingly haphazard angles, in dynamically unstable arrangements that communicate an effect of weightlessness and freedom.
Personally conveying the horror of the bhangi's plight borne out of her research Mari continued, "Nothing can communicate the effect of the revolting stench that assails your nostrils along with the sight of nauseating piles of putrid human excrement and urine as you enter a dry latrine".
It will be interesting to see what happens next, and how GitHub communicates the effects of its actions here in the future.
We conducted an Internet-based randomized trial comparing summary statistics for communicating the effects of statins on the risk of coronary heart disease (CHD).
While the use of innovative models describing data and using evolving pharmacostatistical methodology is important, more focus should be given to how pharmacometrics affects patients, and communicating resulting effects on benefit:risk decisions, not on the models themselves.
