The phrase "a recipient that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying or describing a particular type of recipient in a sentence.
Example: "We need to identify a recipient that is eligible for the scholarship program."
Alternatives: "an eligible recipient" or "a suitable recipient".
Attractive information is the information provided to a recipient that is useful but not immediately required by the recipient.
This information can be classified as the following: Most Attractive information is the information provided to a recipient that is exactly required by the recipient.
By contrast, desorptive capacity could be just considered the reverse, as the ability to release knowledge toward a recipient that is able to give it, immediately or in the near future, a commercial output.
Our own estimates of potential cost-effectiveness suggest that, even assuming the most optimistic scenario for a TCP recipient (that is early hospital discharge, reduction in risk of readmission, decreased utilisation of community health services and delayed entry into residential care), the maximal cost off-sets would amount to approximately A$6,100.
For this we assessed the number of sperm from a GFP donor in a GFP recipient both before and after it was mated with a GFP sperm competitor, and compared it with a control recipient that was not offered a second sperm donor.
This is supported by the absence of PrPd in any of the examined gut-associated lymphoid tissues of a culled scrapie milk recipient that was already mixed with others at eight days of age and culled at 105 days of age (lamb 518/7).
On receiving the DL- and UL-MAP, recipient(s) become(s) aware when the multicast burst is going to be transmitted and if an ACK arrival is expected from the recipient, that is, if an ACK slot in the ACK-CH part of the uplink subframe is allocated for the recipient.
Not attractive information is the information provide to recipient that is not useful at all.
Secondly, it may provide the information to the recipients that is exclusively useful to a recipient.
Firstly, it may provide the information to the recipients that is most useful to itself.
In a letter to an undisclosed group recipients that was leaked to the media he wrote that he resigned in the wake of the football team's boycott to prevent "a Ferguson-like event" and blamed everyone from his replacement to Pinkel for essentially failing to keep African American students in line.
