Sentence examples for which are receptive from inspiring English sources

In the retinas are green rods, which are receptive to a wide range of wavelengths.

Herald waves which occur during the spring in Northern Hemisphere temperate countries [24] and taper off during the summer months, while failing to propagate in temperate countries, could go on to cause epidemics in tropical countries which are receptive to influenza viruses throughout the year.

I don't mean that kids can't distinguish fantasy from reality — the playground bully will clarify the matter gratis — but fantasy offers a logic to which kids are receptive, and escapism for which kids are hungry.

The monuments' popularity has not deterred their congressional opponents from pushing to remove the designation and cede control to the states, many of which are more receptive to industrial activity on site.

But their position presupposes a very particular understanding of the nature of our senses and of the ontological status of the secondary qualities to which they are receptive.

In previous research, the importance of personal external information sources has been acknowledged as influential because such information is presumably credible and unbiased the type of information to which consumers are receptive (Cafferky 2004; Myers and Hufton 2008).

Thus, the timing of the temperature shift that allows the formation of normal sensory organs is related to the period during which cells are receptive to the N-signal.

We observed a two-week breeding period in early October, during which females are receptive to copulation (open) for only a few days.

To evaluate signaling pathway induced by EAAC in SK-Hep1 cells, we investigated the responses of MAPKs, which are signaling molecules receptive to extracellular stimuli.

Though there are some recipes which are not as receptive to canola oil as others, Ellie recommends swapping it in as much as possible to avoid the over use of fattening butter.

It will be extremely important to select cases which are not only receptive and willing to participate, but, above all, information-rich [ 82, 83, 86].