Sentence examples for communication showed from inspiring English sources
A review of the literature addressing the efficacy of breast cancer risk communication showed that, of several modalities used to communicate risk, no single modality was the most efficacious [ 6].
A network featuring more widely dispersed communication showed greater convergence than one where contacts were mostly limited to smaller subgroups.
Daniel D'Agostino, president of the Newark division of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, told The Associated Press that tapes of air-to-ground communication showed that the pilot had misunderstood the controller's instructions.
By Andy Borowitz May 30, 2014 NEW HAVEN (The Borowitz Report) — After a report from the Yale Center on Climate Change Communication showed that the term "climate change" elicits relatively little concern from the American public, leading scientists are recommending replacing it with a new term: "You will be burnt to a crisp and die".
NEW HAVEN (The Borowitz Report) — After a report from the Yale Center on Climate Change Communication showed that the term "climate change" elicits relatively little concern from the American public, leading scientists are recommending replacing it with a new term: "You will be burnt to a crisp and die".
A May 4 poll conducted by Georgia's WSB-TV and Landmark Communication showed Ossoff and Handel in a dead heat.
They prefer English as their first language of communication, showing a strong preference for American-made movies and music.
According to the OnePlusOne charity, such small acts "demonstrate commitment, improve communication, show we care, achieve compromise and even resolve conflicts".
Cook presented his data at the American Geophysical Union Chapman Conference on Climate Science Communication, shown in the video below at the 10-minute mark.
The designs of the outstanding bee selection for colony communication show it to be superior in exploitation.
Let the government learn to tolerate people with different opinions Set up some kind of communication; show you can tolerate different opinions.
