These observations, coupled with the close proximity of glia to neurons and the ability of glia to regulate and perceive their extracellular environment (Meyer-Franke et al. 1995; Porter and Mccarthy 1996), suggest that glia are well positioned to facilitate or, more speculatively, to direct changes in neuronal receptive ending shapes.
We are also particularly receptive to "end of man's fertility as we know it" stories because for several years now, there have been reports of plummeting sperm counts.
The PEDS open ended questions cover expressive and receptive language, fine motor, gross motor, behaviour, socialisation, self care, and learning [ 13].
If she seems receptive by the end of the date, draw yourself close to her, take a hand or put your arm around her shoulders or waist, look her in the eyes for a few seconds and kiss her.
Steeger, in Pohl's words, "had complaints of his own", and was not receptive; by the end of the meeting Pohl had lost his job as editor.
A judicial panel heard the case, but was not receptive and we ended up helping families individually.
In total, 56,047,406 (pre-receptive) and 60,136,746 (receptive) raw paired-end reads at least 100 bp in length were obtained.
Responses from receptive fields with large end organs (blue) and small end organs (orange) are shown.
The moment these views are allowed to be addressed in a public forum, where their logical contradictions are exposed and their inconsistencies highlighted, the less their proponents become certain of their infallibility, and the more receptive to alternatives they end up being.
As he navigates through this difficult material, Rogers looks attracted and receptive and, at the end of the song, they dance cheek to cheek across a bridge to a deserted ballroom area nearby.
