Parallel discussions about genetics results and patient access to medical records [ 9] offer partially relevant models for communicating uncertain data.
Some recent studies have also relied on interviews with journalists who cover nanotechnology to emphasize the challenges of communicating uncertain science appropriately.
Overseas qualified nurses themselves described discrimination resulting from the way they communicated and uncertain employment prospects.
When you want to cuss someone out, you want to communicate in no uncertain terms that whatever the person did to you was an unpardonable offense that the offender should feel guilty about for the rest of his or her natural life and several years into the afterlife, as well.
"We have communicated in no uncertain terms with every player in the region that that's a red line for us, and that there would be enormous consequences," he said.
And that's how it went for a month or two until the night he looked me straight in the eye and, and in a thick Middle Eastern accent, communicated in no uncertain terms that he was on to me.
Current recommendations for communicating information about uncertain future events emphasize the importance of presenting data in a balanced manner that avoids framing effects, provides baseline risk information, and uses graphic risk displays whenever possible.
But University of Texas (UT), Austin, communication professor and associate dean Rick Cherwitz thinks the modern graduate school is producing a different kind of scholar: exceptionally skilled in their discipline and yet uncertain how to communicate their ideas and apprehensive about applying their knowledge to the problems of the outside world.
Fruitvale, though, shows Jordan's ability to communicate the essence of a complex, uncertain young man through a mosaic of tiny details.
The transparency criterion 'Identification of uncertain developments' addresses the associated requirement to communicate those uncertainties which are explicitly assessed in the study.
