Sentence examples for stresses to communicate from inspiring English sources
This role of this pathway changes in response to diverse environmental cues and allows the upstream proteins that respond directly to extracellular signals (such as nutrient availability, energy status, and physical stresses) to communicate with downstream effectors which, in turn, regulate various essential cellular processes.
A patient and a caregiver from site E reported that general healthcare staff were often too busy or stressed to communicate well: "The clinics are very busy and don't have the time for the questions.
In places where multiple people are talking, your loved one may become stressed if you try to communicate with her.
In it he describes crowded wards staffed by staff too busy and stressed to properly communicate with patients.
Tell your friend that you're too busy or too stressed to be communicating online.
She opened her own agency in the early 70s, personally acting as creative advertising director for major clients, notably the sophisticated boutique chain Parco, which, Biba-like, sold lifestyle as much as products, a novel idea in Japan, and a liberating brief for Ishioka, who stressed sex to communicate with the targeted young consumers.
Our results are in line with research on family resilience, which stresses the ability to communicate and handle conflicts as important factors for family functioning (Black and Lobo, 2008).
A board meeting of the Birmingham and Solihull trust in January heard a complaint from a patient who was admitted to a deaf ward despite not being deaf, which she says made her feel stressed and unable to communicate with staff and patients.
Two hospitals stressed the need to communicate processes of care with local primary care physicians.
