Sentence examples for communicate the extent from inspiring English sources

That sounds like a big benefit, but it does not fully communicate the extent to which an individual woman is helped by screening.

Smith et al. [ 8] define 'performance measurement' as seeking to monitor, evaluate, and communicate the extent to which various aspects of the health system meet key objectives.

Performance evaluation 'seeks to monitor, evaluate and communicate the extent to which various aspects of the health system meet their key objectives' [ 3].

By contrast, others believe that eAG is useful in communicating the extent of glycemic control with patients (43– 43).

The review benefits from more than a decade of new evidence, and is not only important for primary research of potential interventions, but also essential for understanding and communicating the extent of this risk in clinical settings.

Rushed consultations can also mean that patients feel unable to communicate the full extent or context of their condition [ 7].

However, in practical terms, it was difficult to communicate the full extent of these scenarios to stakeholders in a workshop and interview setting (see Turton et al. 2010).

You can be excluded from all sorts of communication and you can only communicate to the extent that people let you in".

You may have a deaf patient and sometimes we have patients who are mentally disabled and who are not able to communicate to the extent we are, and they will all be examined in the same way" (ID 41, female ER physician).

And finally you communicate the newly formed strategy (to the extent you've decided to adjust course) to the market – the same people you've been listening to.

"The challenge was, and remains to some extent, to communicate the correct messages clearly, and to establish a consensus on what could be agreed in terms of standards and indicators," explains Joyner.