"They might, however, communicate their feelings about the experience by journaling or writing e-mails to family or friends; writing is a sweet spot for introverts".
We developed a specific cultural proficiency curriculum to reduce risks that investigators and staff members might unwittingly communicate their personal biases to study participants.
Rather than providing advice from the start, physicians might then communicate their own treatment preference, or give a treatment recommendation that accounts for the concerns of the individual patient.
As cell body membranes remain intact during early apoptosis, limited release of intracellular proteins has not been considered as a mechanism apoptotic cells might use to communicate their demise to the surrounding environment.
Additionally, overweight and obese adolescents might communicate less often with their parents about how they feel and think [ 11]; in combination with parents' feelings of helplessness, guilt, and negative evaluations of their adolescent's health status, this lack of communication may contribute to the difference in the dyadic ratings.
A GP who has 'lived' for thirty years with his patients in the same practice and who knows their families and their background, might communicate differently with his patients [ 24].
The virtual coaching and education intervention might enable older adults to communicate their pain management information more effectively to their practitioners.
On the one hand, editors might be too positive, in a subconscious attempt to protect their own work and the journal's prestige, whereas critics who bother to communicate their concerns might not be typical of the average reader and less likely to be satisfied whatever the replies.
Intended for use as a universal second language - an auxiliary tongue by means of which all people, no matter what their origins, might communicate freely - it is a constructed thing, a deliberate invention that must be deliberately learned.
Creatures might communicate with one another and interact with their surroundings, but have no brains.
