Sentence examples for communication adapted from inspiring English sources

The rationale of the intervention was that children would respond with enhanced communicative and social development to a style of parent communication adapted to their impairments.

Nurses' caring attitude and regular communication adapted to specific needs are perceived by parents as necessary preconditions for parents' interaction and development of a bond with their baby.

"Working well on a team; clear, effective communication; adapting well to change; smooth interactions with a wide variety of people; (and) thinking clearly and solving problems under pressure," Goleman wrote, in part.

The item 'recipient' classifies information relevant to the direction of communication, is adapted from the scope of the Consumers and Communication Review Group, and recognises that communication is a dynamic social process and not unidirectional.

(C) An engineered communication module adapted from the wild-type LuxI/LuxR system in (A).

Figure 3: Communication model (adapted from Shannon and Weaver [1949]) As Plato well realises a unary source answers every question all the time with only one message, not with silence or message, since silence counts as a message, as we saw in 2.5, when discussing the nature of secondary information.

Several ideas were suggested, such as 'it should be an electronic communication board, adapted to MI's needs', 'there should be a touch screen virtual keyboard', 'pictures should be drawn according to a standardized pattern', 'the name of each picture should be shown under the drawing', and 'pictures should represent her daily routine'.

Teamwork and communication concepts, adapted from Team STEPPS™ Training Program, are taught and reinforced throughout both modules [ 25, 26].

79 With regard to our end-of-project knowledge transfer plan, we will draw on three key principles: (1) developing communication vehicles adapted to the target audience; (2) presenting concise messages; and (3) creating settings for exchange and discussion.

The findings will serve as a basis for identifying key messages, communication channels, and adapting communication activities to target groups.

7 Leonard et al 8 developed the Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation (SBAR) approach to interprofessional communication by adapting the USA nuclear submarine fleet communication protocol 'situation background assessment and resolution', replacing 'resolution' with 'recommendation' in their (SBAR) model.