Our respondents highlighted pregnancies being 'unplanned', and not thinking about preconception health or lifestyle unless already pregnant, as problematic for anticipating and being receptive to preconception care.
The styles of the female flowers are unusual in being receptive (stigmatic) for their entire length, sometimes even extending down onto the ovary itself.
For the Pentagon, the question is how much a military that the United States in large part pays for will be receptive to American influence.
The court, for example, was receptive to Maine's argument that some low-income people would be kept off the Medicaid rolls if they had access to discounted drugs.
Another participant reported that "…those [patients] who ask for help, are receptive or show tobacco-related problems or chronic conditions always get my full attention" (P5; Physician, >5 years' experience).
Some advocates for the poor are receptive to this argument and acknowledge that many states have made aggressive efforts to expand coverage.
Their work includes outreach workers searching an area each night for people who are receptive to their help, and providing hostels and support workers.
"What's decisive here," Mr. Haneke replied, "is that I depict the conditions that have to be in place for people to be receptive to ideology, be willing to clutch at any straw whatever that will allow them to get out of the extremely difficult situation they're in.
Accurate perception is critical for individuals to be receptive to messages regarding weight maintenance or weight loss goals.
Accurate perception of one's actual weight is critical for individuals to be receptive to public health messages about weight maintenance or weight loss goals.
