Sentence examples for satisfactory communication from inspiring English sources

However, strict synchronization, which involves large signaling overhead, is required to maintain communication orthogonality and satisfactory communication quality.

In addition, the author considers the following criteria as appropriate for a satisfactory communication with consumers: Contain a precise description of the article in question, subassemblies, and packaging.

Thus, the quality of service (QoS) of the SU suffers severely, and the spectrum accessed by the SU might not be able to afford satisfactory communication services for the SU.

Current telehealth services are dominated by conventional 2D video conferencing systems, which are limited in their capabilities in providing a satisfactory communication experience due to the lack of realism.

Patients and doctors of the same gender typically have more satisfactory communication in treatment processes [ 4], particularly regarding female patients [ 4].

According to Telleen et al. [ 50] mothers who had satisfactory communication with the dentist, who believed that dentist's visits were for the purpose of keeping the child's teeth healthy and believed in the importance of taking the child to the dentist regularly were more likely to return to the dental office regularly.

Then, 33rd and 67th percentiles composite score of mother/father adolescent SRH communication was used to categorize the communication level into very poor communicators (<33rd percentile), poor communicators (between 33rd and 67th percentiles; inclusive), and satisfactory communicators (>67th percentile).

If we compare the return loss of our antenna tuned at 402 MHz and the antenna of Lee et al. [21] at 500 MHz in a tissue with the same conductivity of 1 S/m, then we obtain a return loss of −7 dB, which is satisfactory for communication (see Figure 5).

Satisfactory EOL communication between a physician and patient likely requires an ability to appreciate the variability in patient preferences and to assess individual needs.

The third challenge identified in this study was that of satisfactory ongoing communication between the GP and the different providers of care.

Favorable organizational cultures for nurse practitioners have been described as ones with satisfactory coworker communication, higher levels of nurse autonomy, efficient nursing care plans and adequacy in staffing and resources [ 6, 7].