Sentence examples for communications informed from inspiring English sources

"With respect to activities outside UBS you will, on a best-efforts basis, keep corporate communications informed".

These results indicate that recruitment can be enhanced by targeting these motivations in physician/patient communications, informed consent process and advertising for study participants.

Based on the findings in this study, one can recommended the recruitment and training of a 'corps' of interpreters as part of medical teams in South African hospitals, to assist in improving the quality of doctor-patient communications, informed consent, confidentiality, and healthcare service delivery in public hospitals.

Although we have not exchanged manuscripts with the Frommer laboratory, brief communications inform us that their reporters are designed differently, have a different dynamic range, and a complementary ABA concentration detection range.

In fact, my major and past-life experiences working in communications have informed my approach to my teaching in a huge way.

Johnston calls Paul Mylrea, director of communications, to inform him "from a corporate point of view".

For example, in the intervehicle hazard alarming applications, when a vehicle detects the hazard triggered by events, it may need to maintain real-time communications to inform other vehicles for example to avoid collision (in case of bad weather: smog, snow, etc).

We need face-to-face, real-life encounters so that we can develop the subtle, non verbal ability to read and exchange subtle messages and meta communications that inform and inspire who we become on the inside and template our capacity for constructive rather than destructive forms of connection and closeness.

Public engagement is not a communications campaign informing the public when to get their vaccines (which is also needed); it is about dialogue with stakeholders and about trust building (see Box 1).

Generally, communications that are informed and mature.

To profile and compare the content and presentation of written communications related to informed decision-making about mammography.