Sentence examples similar to communicating unambiguously from inspiring English sources
Granted, flinging it round a frozen lake can tell you only so much, but it did communicate rather unambiguously that when bidden, the R would engage in perfect all-wheel drifts.
This makes it possible to unambiguously communicate findings with the research community and provide the opportunity to generate additional related data and expand current collections.
Network Autism advises: "Remember that difficulties with communication are at the centre of autism, and take steps to ensure that you communicate clearly and unambiguously.
And new to the program is a standard license information data exchange format, so licensing information can be unambiguously communicated both upstream and downstream.
This must be unambiguously communicated to mothers when informing them of their raised pollutant load so that their concerns for the health of their infant do not lead them to stop breast-feeding.
As epidemiologic studies are often used to inform clinical and policy decision-making, we have also understood the need to unambiguously communicate our studies' findings amongst ourselves and across the disciplines with whom we collaborate.
"We can communicate without even communicating.
Research into accessible and usable formats for communicating evidence to lay audiences has flowed from these initiatives and has focused primarily on how to present evidence-based information clearly and unambiguously [ 9, 10].
In one sense, they were correct to do so: Kelly certainly communicated her contempt clearly and unambiguously.
