Sentence examples for convey a practical from inspiring English sources

The categories convey a practical understanding of the level of achieved diabetes control and denote near-normal glycemia (<6%) and very good (6 6.9%), good (7 7.9%), suboptimal (8 8.9%), or very poor (≥9%) glycemic control of diabetes in clinical practice.

Christians will tell you that when Jesus spoke of the kingdom of God he was really conveying a practical political vision.

Third, they also convey a broad range of practical experience relevant to the formation of moral character which would otherwise have to be acquired, if at all, by the more arduous route of first-hand experience.

It was vividly argued that the prizes should not be related to the disease, for instance something practical such as adapted scissors or bottle openers as this would only convey a sense of being ill and incapacitated.

Reduplication can convey a multitude of meanings.

He is a practical man, conveying a passionate sense of mission.

"I felt that the leader had good theoretical knowledge, and was able to convey it in a practical way, so I felt that Tai Chi is working for me'" [Female, 65 years].

To convey an intense emotion.

Wear pinks to convey an open heart.

Guileless, gorgeous, it is every bit the face of the practical Midwestern girl, and her expression conveys a kind of shock at having ended up, of all places on earth, inside a Surrealist painting — and one that she had painted.

However, both participant observation and interview data suggest that additional training may be required if nurse-trainers are to be effectively empowered to convey practical counselling skills in a consistent and appropriate way to clinic-based nurses.