Sentence examples for better receptivity from inspiring English sources

Aligning cultural characteristics of target populations with public health interventions is believed to lead to better receptivity, acceptance and salience of health information and programs [ 14].

Designing public health interventions consistent with the cultural beliefs and practices of target populations is believed to lead to better receptivity, acceptance and salience of health information and programs [ 14].

Although more expensive than CC, success rates may be slightly higher when compared with CC, probably due to a better endometrial, receptivity (Atay et al., 2006).

Urgent efforts must therefore be invested in assembling detailed historical data on parasite prevalence to allow for a better understanding of receptivity and equip national programmes with reliable estimates of receptivity that will enhance better decision-making.

The examples of application presented in the paper illustrate the need for a better understanding of the receptivity mechanisms.

The notion is that women evolved "concealed ovulation" along with around-the-month sexual receptivity the better to manipulate males by keeping them in the dark, says Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque.

Pollen donors were generally better at inducing stigma receptivity on recipients belonging to another population than their own.

If foreign pollen generally is better at inducing stigma receptivity than local pollen, we would expect to find a significant effect of the latter interaction.

In the analysis taking region of origin into account (Analysis 2) pollen donors were generally better at inducing stigma receptivity in crosses between populations compared to crosses within populations.

We also found that donors were generally better at inducing stigma receptivity following pollen deposition on stigmas of recipients from another population than their own, especially within a region.

In this study on Collinsia heterophylla we conducted one-donor crosses between and within populations and regions in order to investigate (1) the generality of our previous result from one population [20], i.e. whether certain pollen donors are consistently better at inducing stigma receptivity than other donors.