Sentence examples for expressed receiving from inspiring English sources

Some expressed receiving satisfactory confirmation from the manager, but others felt that they did not receive this.

For global social support, 79% of immigrants compared to 94% of natives expressed receiving social support (PR = 4.28, CI = 3.05-6.03).

Regarding relationships between partners and spouses, almost all adult patients with TB expressed receiving consistently positive support from their partners, with significantly more females than males noting the importance of the psychosocial support they received from their partners.

In other words, though the languages of disparate worlds prove imperfectly compatible, our impulse to express, receive, share may itself construct the bridge we seek.

The persons with migraine expressed that receiving acupuncture treatment was a special situation where they felt vulnerable, since acupuncture had the potential to be harmful.

At 72 hours after PGF2α (Day 33), cows having expressed estrus received TAI; cows that failed to express estrus by 72 hours received TAI 24 hours later (96 hours after PGF2α on Day 34), with GnRH (100 μg im) administered to nonestrous cows.

For instance, in mammalian tissues (Brawand et al. 2011), the top 5% highly expressed genes received roughly 10 10 RNA-seq counts, whereas the bottom 40% lowly expressed genes received roughly 0 10 counts.

Love – both expressed and received – is helpful, not because it ameliorates the symptoms of depression (it does not), but because it gives people evidence that life may be worth living if they can only get better.

Lianna Hartmour's project examines how the experience of expressing or receiving gratitude affects the experience of donation and the relationship consequences for sibling bone marrow donor and recipient dyads.

Hartmour will compare donor and recipients interview data that describes expressing or receiving gratitude, assess how experiences of gratitude change over time, and examine how relationships are affected by the donation/transplantation experience.

A survey of 2,000 people revealed that while 99% of people say that expressing and receiving appreciation and gratitude at work is important, only 10% act on that impulse on a regular daily basis.