Sentence examples for receptiveness to input from inspiring English sources
Free text responses to the post-intervention survey suggested positive trends in residents' performance: "most have been providing appropriate information and listen to requests/recommendations;" "receptiveness to input from team;" "outlining key issues;" "open to questions;" "a collaborative perspective" (Additional file 5).
As there are direct projections of premotor areas to the phrenic spinal motoneurons, it is reasonable to postulate that the activation of the premotor control of the diaphragm would depolarize them and thus increase their "receptiveness" to a concurrent input, which would explain our findings.
Tolerance and receptiveness to others open multiple doors throughout life.
RECEPTIVENESS to new technologies often seems related to age.
Our receptiveness to the outlandish is primed by the fact that we know of actual conspiracies.
"Nationwide, there's receptiveness to this," said Paul Maloney, the executive director of North Dakota Right to Life.
But "receptiveness to ideas" is "as much a part of Russia as the geography," he says.
Mr. Levin attributes his own receptiveness to his long history of digital experimentation.
And these experts see a rising receptiveness to this argument by some courts.
The players' receptiveness to his gegenpressing approach has been the most welcome of all.
He also signaled a slightly greater receptiveness to some gun-control proposals.
