Sentence examples for receptive providing from inspiring English sources
This is a magnificent series, showing just how important it is to give profound thinkers space to explain their deepest beliefs, and Joan Bakewell is appropriately receptive, providing only gentle touches on the rudder.
There is also evidence that health service providers are more receptive to providing contraception to married adolescents who have begun childbearing than those who are single and without any child.
We thought that the audiovisual aftereffect might be mediated in higher cortical areas where cells receive both visual and auditory inputs and have large receptive fields providing the neural substrates for translational invariance.
We would hypothesize that a site managed by a developer receptive to providing a crèche, such as the one used in this study, might generally be more child-, fandly-, and worker-friendly than those sites that do not have a crèche.
Impossible to scratch, smooth and receptive, it provides an ideal conductivity and precision control of the touchphone interface.
Providing a receptive context and devoting sufficient resources to support effective implementation of work role redesign interventions are considered as key elements [ 8] to bring the AP to fruition and to produce the intended results [ 38– 40].
Given these efforts, we can anticipate that analogous manipulations can be done to ensure that the uteruses of female pigs (or sheep, or other large domesticated animals) provide receptive environments for the growth of human embryos.
Increased opportunities to monitor potential mates may provide receptive females with benefits that balance the additional costs of remaining in the sitting posture.
Members of rural Nepali households were receptive to information provided through the booklet and FCHVs.
How those large receptive fields could provide the spatial specificity required to induce a surround shift is not clear.
In that case, one could envisage that distinct firing patterns arising from these receptive fields could provide a mechanism for tracking movement at the single-afferent level.
