But today's era is characterized by the presentation of medical narratives to large lay audiences.
"She can relate her findings to lay audiences with breathtaking clarity and wit".
The essence of the Wellcome Collection is to engage lay audiences with the culture of medicine.
Her choral group, Charis, is building a reputation in Westchester and beyond, drawing accolades from lay audiences and musicians alike.
–How do journalists make information about scientific phenomena like this understandable, interesting, and important for their lay audiences?
Most of the materials derived from soy, wood or corn byproducts take the place of polypropylene, known to lay audiences simply as plastic.
Advocates resist calling attention to the coexistence of contending expert views –- far more certain than I am that lay audiences translate such conflicts into justifications for procrastination.
Humour is one way of disseminating information to lay audiences, but, of course, not everyone is (or wants to be) funny.
Often researchers, subject-matter experts, corporate executives and government officials are not trained in writing for lay audiences, the media or professional journals.
Over the years, his interest in science has led to him winning two awards from the American Chemical Society, as well as setting up a mission to open up the subject to lay audiences by using the communication skills he learned as an actor.
Nonetheless, they are not easy for lay audiences to understand.
