As communication partners become more skilled at reading changes in levels of alertness, they can strategically focus on those moments when the individual is in a most facilitative behaviour state to communicate with them and thence engage them in experiences which might bring them the most benefit or satisfaction.
Most of the facilitative effects of the co-culture system can be provided by a variety of primary and transformed epithelial and mesenchymal cell lines (Morin and Normand, 1986; Kuri-Harcuch and Mendoza-Figueroa, 1989; Donato et al., 1990; Donato et al., 1991; Khetani and Bhatia, 2008).
Most of the facilitative effects (12/44 cells) were concentrated in neurons that exhibited firing rates lower than 25 spikes/s.
Yet experience in even the most advanced economies (e.g. Denmark) suggests that corporations with ownership structures from family to public to cooperative are essential to, and highly facilitative of, the entrepreneurship ecosystem.
The large-diameter implant was more facilitative of stress transfer to cortical bone than the small-diameter implant tested.
Overall, as Chung maintains, elaboration is relatively as facilitative of second language understanding as the simplification.
With practice, these imperfections are neutralized, and can in many cases, become facilitative of performance.
Reminder messages and the online planning tool were indicated by some users as facilitative of testing.
Research conducted where there was an existing positive relationship was seen as facilitative of knowledge generation and transfer.
Relationships facilitative of recruitment were described as grounded in role clarity, respect for others' responsibilities and reciprocity.
Of the 45 neurons recorded, 33 showed significant changes in firing rates during the CP93129 administration (P < 0.05, Mann Whitney's U test), and in most of them (25 of 33), the effect of CP93129 was facilitative (Fig. 7 A).
