The answer, research suggests, is that our help has to be responsive to the recipient's circumstances: it must balance their need for support with their need for competence.
TA is experienced as person-centred and responsive to change by recipients and in its delivery over time.
31 33 In addition, it will aid future programme improvement by identifying beneficial design and implementation strategies and suggesting contextually responsive programme adaptation for different recipients and settings.
These dopaminergic reward areas are also responsive to the identity of the recipient of the reward.
The most that can be done is to look for State Department people who were recipients.' And I can almost guarantee that they would not have been thrashing about within the State Department looking to see if there was a responsive email for someone as a recipient," he said. .
The purpose of a mentor is to provide support within a given context, with the level of support offered being variable and responsive to the perceived needs of the recipient [ 26].
These might include stem cell transplant recipients in whom donor T cells are not available, organ transplant recipients whose lymphomas are not responsive to reduction of immunosuppressive therapy and in whom HLA-matched T cells are not available.
One Solver team will be the recipient of the UN Women She Innovates Prize for Gender-Responsive Innovation, and will receive a grant of $30,000 when selected during Solve Challenge Finals in September.
Late tolerant mice (200 days post-Tx) were shown to be hypo-responsive against donor antigen in contrast to rejecting or naive recipient in mixed lymphocyte reaction (Figure S1, Material and Methods S1).
But who exactly produces the responsive laughter is here critical: when the laugh producer is not the ostensible recipient of the prior, laughable turn, the laughter produced is heard both to disaffiliate from that prior but in so doing, to affiliate with its recipient.
The limited available evidence means that it is unclear how responsive GHI activities in conflict-affected countries are to the health system needs of recipient countries [ 71].
