Sentence examples for communication aimed at from inspiring English sources

While mass media are defined as channels of communication aimed at the public with no opportunity for immediate feedback (e.g., newspapers, television, radio), special media are defined as highly focused communication channels designed for specific audiences with no immediate feedback (e.g., direct mail, brochures, books) [22].

These three barriers together appear to stand in the way of communication aimed at mutual understanding between doctors and patients.

The qualitative research interview may be defined as a scientific research process based on verbal communication aimed at gathering information in relation to a specific aim [ 18].

In accordance with this line of research, our objective was to examine the actions of communication aimed at raising gender awareness as indicators of institutional efforts to promote equality (1999 2007).

Women's support for circumcision, described by participants as key for both a man's decision to seek VMMC and his ability to adhere to post-circumcision abstinence guidelines, must be solicited through education and communication aimed at women.

It was surprising that active patient communication aimed at participation (e.g. asking physicians to explain treatment in more detail; asking physicians about symptoms of the illness) did not have a significant influence on any HRQOL scale.

As the vast energy consumption of the devices in wireless communication systems has recently raised considerable environmental concerns, eco-friendly green communication, aiming at maximizing energy efficiency (bit-per-Joule), have drawn considerable research interests [1 3].

The present communication aims at reporting the outcomes of such combination treatment.

While communication aims at mutual understanding, strategic action aims at success, e.g., getting groceries, or within the biomedical discourse: diagnosis or cure.

But if there are intelligent beings somewhere out there, they wrote, they may have established a channel of communication, aimed also at us.

Patients in the control group received usual care and standard communication regarding their medication when they visited the pharmacy to collect their antidepressants, without any communication aimed specifically at increasing patients' involvement, such as in SDM.