Sentence examples for communicate practical from inspiring English sources

Based on suggestions from the surveys we communicate practical methods for applying telemetric devices to monitor primates, and we make recommendations for telemetry manufacturers, in terms of device design and materials used.

While it is evident that the development has played a role in influencing the building industry to some extent, more effort is required to communicate practical outcomes and learnings in a formal way if sustainable urban development is to be facilitated through the demonstration development planning approach.

Ultimately, the usefulness of all our efforts in pharmacovigilance will manifest itself in our ability to communicate practical advice for the safe use of medicines.

They reported that having experienced bipolar disorder themselves gave them the ability to communicate practical strategies in ways that were meaningful to the participants, and served to highlight the role of an Informed Supporter in providing support and experience from a psychosocial and non-clinical perspective.

Ms. Ahern writes best-selling women's fiction in which, say, an attractive young widow who has lost her husband to brain cancer will discover that he is communicating practical advice to her from the beyond.

But the complaint charges that marketing restrictions prevent Allergan from communicating practical medical information — like patient selection criteria or optimal dosing patterns — to doctors that could reduce the risk of serious health problems arising from off-label uses of the drug.

Copperplate "was no longer a leisured, artistic activity," Hensher observes, "but a crucial way in which people should learn to communicate for practical, business purposes".

In 1990, upon his retirement from the American Physical Society, fellow physicists praised him for having the "Havens Touch," a superhuman ability to communicate a practical understanding of problems that others considered complex.

Pidgins are rudimentary communication systems that are developed when people speaking different languages come together (often in a commercial setting or when one people has conquered and is exploiting another) and need to communicate about practical matters.

These physicians also indicated a need for 'watching': getting theoretical examples (e.g. theory on communication techniques or how to communicate conclusions) and practical communication examples (e.g. from role models or peers).

Adopting a mixed methods approach, the study revealed that communicating the practical benefits of more inclusive forms of engagement is proving difficult even though planning and policy delays are hindering development and implementation of waste management infrastructure.