The views of community leaders may be communicated to local populations through accepted social venues such as council meetings or public events; it is in this public arena where their opinions are likely to influence someone's decision to join a study.
Whereas different signalling molecules may be communicated via extracellular secretion or junctional communication, a common modulating effect seems to involve COX-2 activity: COX-2 modulates bystander responses at the level of both the irradiated and bystander cells.
You acknowledge and understand that you may be communicating with such persons and that we are not responsible for such communications.
Remove any smart cards, cellphones or other devices that may be communicating to the house.
By 2040, people may well be communicating directly with servers through chips implanted in their brains, which is to say they may be communicating telepathically with each other.
"Retailers like Amazon have the legal right to set their own prices independently, but some manufacturers place restrictions on how those prices may be communicated," reads an explanation on Amazon product pages that lack prices.
The brain is composed of 10 billion neurons, each of which may be communicating with 1000 others.
In television advertising, risk disclosures (such as side effects and contraindications) may be communicated in either auditory (voice) or visual (text) or both in the commercials.
However, I fully agree with Ting that we should have focused more on the present system where ECGs may be communicated digitally from the ambulances, district medical centers and local hospitals to cardiologists at the main hospitals.
Share these across the company, as others may be communicating about or behalf of the company as well Get involved, experiment and don't be afraid to make mistakes that you will learn from.
