Sentence examples for receptive to include from inspiring English sources

The findings show that lecturers are receptive on the diverse nature of their students and are also receptive to include students with special needs.

Tool use in macaques led to the expression of immediate early genes and neurotrophic factors in the intraparietal cortex [28] and resulted in intraparietal bimodal neurons (which integrate somatosensory and visual information relating to the hand/forearm) extending their visual receptive fields to include tools as extensions of innate body parts.

Additional simple fixes that make your company look receptive to women include having women represented in company images.

The Catalan people are open and receptive to newcomers, including not only tourists (almost 8 million in 2013, up nearly two percent over the previous year), but expats and retirees, too.

Solomon et al. [ 24] included the most categories within their descriptions and this was the only study to include pain and receptive problems.

As well as assessing the best varieties and soil and weather conditions for growing quinoa in Malawi, the demonstration plots will look at how receptive people are to including quinoa in their diets.

Jo Becker, HRW's children's rights advocate, told IPS there have been a number of cases where non-state actors can be receptive to international pressure, including from the Security Council, on the issue of child soldiers.

(“Nissan”) are receptive to the concept of including General Motors Corporation (“General Motors”) in their partnership-alliance and purchasing from General Motors a significant minority interest in the Company.

Mothers with higher education were more likely to have well-informed infant feeding decisions and were more receptive to positive health messages including the benefits of breastfeeding [ 23, 71].

Such skills include being receptive to the knowledge and skills of others, being able to share one's own knowledge and skills, to express and manage emotions, to address and manage power, to build relationships and trust, and an open attitude towards change, which may lead to 'co-sensing' (Scharmer 2009).

Moderate Democrats, perhaps sensing a change in the political winds, have been receptive to progressive turns on policy, including Sanders's single-payer health-care plan.