Sentence examples for communicating adequately from inspiring English sources

Neurofeedback practitioners say people have problems when their brain wave frequencies aren't suited for the task at hand, or when parts of the brain aren't communicating adequately with other parts.

Over two-thirds of surgeons play music in the operating room, but according to a new study, published by the Journal of Advanced Nursing, listening to bass-heavy music prevents surgeons from communicating adequately during surgery, which can lead to worse operating outcomes.

(PEP interview participant) The impact of negative patient-provider interactions was evident when participants described providers giving mixed or conflicting information about treatment options, not communicating adequately, or not soliciting participants' feedback in establishing treatment goals.

The aim of the micro-regional planning project, its reason for existing, was to consider whether evidence about impact, coverage and cost, when communicated adequately at community level, can work as a catalyst to improve health [ 18, 19].

Our students and families lost five instructional days and this has yet to be communicated adequately to the community.

Most HDU personnel do not speak Tamil and cannot communicate adequately with participants in community-based MRE.

A person may know the subject and yet not communicate adequately if he lacks confidence.

Louder Than Bombs is a picture about talk, among people who feel they can hardly communicate adequately.

Over time, therefore, it became a highly unwieldy enterprise, riddled with inefficiencies and unable to communicate adequately with investors and other stakeholders.

For many centuries, even millennia, the world got by without translation: the people of different nations simply learned enough of the next door language to communicate adequately.

He said politicians failed to communicate adequately and he was unsure whether Labour would be able to effect change before the next election.