Sentence examples for interpretation of communication from inspiring English sources

Listening to and respecting family carers was discussed in terms of building on the existing knowledge of family members (including contributing to the interpretation of communication and providing insights in to a person's life history), supporting existing relationships, providing post-bereavement support and managing the transition to a sharing of care with staff.

Whether risk communication patterns can increase the anxiety or whether anxiety itself will alter women's interpretation of risk communication is not clear and needs further research.

No patient was in need of language interpretation for communication.

We focus on how participatory approaches of interpretation and communication of scientific knowledge about groundwater hydrology can assist communities' understanding and acceptance of the need for better management.

Baldwin et al. (2012) discussed participatory approaches of interpretation and communication of scientific knowledge about groundwater hydrology can assist communities' understanding and acceptance of the need for better management.

The alternatives we advocate also explicitly acknowledge the different roles and often divergent interests of signallers and perceivers that can yield fundamental asymmetries in signalling interactions, and they therefore shift the focus of interpretations of animal communication from informing others to influencing others.

Each student was asked to design a wearable mask to display an abstract interpretation of the therapeutic communication skills required as a nursing student, followed by a discussion about therapeutic nursing communication.

We are grateful for the opportunity to comment on the importance of careful interpretation and communication of epidemiological results.

Ethical issues are relevant in almost each facet of human biomarker research studies: design, identification and recruitment of subjects, handling and use of the data, and interpretation and communication of results.

Dedicated to the primacy of the visitor experience; committed to excellence in every aspect of its collections and programs; and drawing on both new and traditional tools of communication, interpretation and presentation, the Museum aims to serve its diverse publics as a dynamic, innovative and welcoming center for learning through the visual arts.

Previous publications have outlined recommended practices for hydrologic and water quality (H/WQ) modeling, but limited guidance has been published on how to consider the project's purpose or model's intended use, especially for the final stage of modeling applications – namely evaluation, interpretation, and communication of model results.