"show receptivity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to showing a willingness to listen to or accept ideas, feedback, or suggestions. For example, you might say, "When discussing new ideas, it is important to show receptivity to different points of view."
atroparvus, since this species has shown receptivity to P. vivax (10) and possibly could be receptive to P. ovale as well.
When mouthparts of males were sealed with superglue, males performed wing fanning and antennal stroking behaviour, but females did not show the receptivity signal and therefore no copulation occurred.
Similarly, those from urban areas and people with higher personal innovativeness showed higher receptivity.
In contrast to the common LEVMs, the Re-stress closure showed sufficient receptivity to intrinsic unsteadiness and reproduced well the overall flow and vortical patterns as well as the associated pressure pulsations in accord with the experiments.
mir-317D hypomorphs showed reduced receptivity responses to SP (but not when in the w [CS]genetic background; Figure 2B).
Receipt of SP was more efficient in suppressing remating in mir-184 ko mutant females in comparison to controls, which showed high receptivity following their first matings independent of SP receipt (female genotype: G1 = 41.11, P < 0.0001; male genotype: G1 = 28.89, P < 0.0001; Figure 2, D and H).
If the female did not show signs of receptivity within 3 hours or attempted to cannibalise the male, she was removed from the vial and presented with a new male the following day until she mated for the first time.
It also shows a deep receptivity to the way the contemporary world is underlain by strata of history.
It returns the case to the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, which in the past has shown a greater receptivity to Microsoft's defenses than has the trial judge.
Some variables, especially timing of stigma receptivity, showed large variation within populations (Table 4).
