Autor argues that a reformed disability program should be a part of a structure of safety net programs that would provide a level of security that arguably makes the public more not less receptive to accepting disruptive changes in market conditions.
Developing relationships with prospects before you call can make them more receptive to accepting a meeting afterward.
Based on the study in China [5] of the fate and simulation of HCH transfer, soil and air are the most receptive media, accepting approximately 40% and 60% of HCH isomers respectively.
Remarkably, these AP205-VLPs were very receptive in accepting foreign sequences, and self-assembled even when an epitope with multiple cysteines such as the M2 epitope was fused to the coat protein.
Policy makers from the Reproductive Health Programme appeared to be more receptive to accepting the credibility of research findings collected by facility level health staff and trusting evidence presented by known colleagues with whom they had existing relationships than they would have been of external researchers.
Members of the military and of the general public are much more receptive to the notion of accepting gays than they were in 1993.
Agni takes a receptive role in this relationship, accepting semen from Soma with his mouth, paralleling Agni's role in accepting sacrifices from Earth to Heaven.
They highlighted that mothers were not receptive to discussing depression and accepting a referral.
Responsiveness refers to the degree to which parents are accepting, supportive and receptive, i.e. their recognition of the child's individuality and autonomy.
In contrast to what Heneghan, Morton & DeLeone [ 50] have found, pediatricians and health visitors in our study believed that mothers were not receptive to discussing depression and accepting a referral from their child's physician.
In his own party, Mr. Lott played to a particularly receptive audience because Republicans are far less accepting of homosexuality than Democrats.
