Sentences with word «receptivity»

This «freeze - all» approach, initially developed as a strategy for minimising risk of ovarian hysperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) in high risk patients, also addresses concerns that some have raised that the drugs used for ovarian stimulation during IVF may have a negative impact on the uterine receptivity of some patients.

DARPP - 32 activation is thus an obligatory step in progestin receptor regulation of sexual receptivity in rats and mice.

The facilitative effect of P on sexual receptivity in female rats was blocked by antisense oligonucleotides to DARPP - 32.

The OSP, along with the successful D.C. charter school experiment, has created an atmosphere of receptivity for changing how we view K — 12 education in our nation's capital.

As you learn what increases receptivity, do more of it and you will experience fewer stuck cases.

Her practice invites you to see, in your practice and in your life, that strength balanced with receptivity can lead to graceful new openings.

Yeah, there's great receptivity in pursuing those things.

This kind of sensitivity includes discipline as well as receptivity, for without ii «the appeal to the appreciative consciousness will result in nothing more than relaxing of intellectual effort.»

But it is divested of the notion of passive receptivity, either of «form» or of external relations» (PR 46; cf. PR 32).

What Paul probably meant was to be always in a state of receptivity toward God.

The investigators report that excess female weight «impairs human reproduction» and that «the reduction of uterine receptivity is one of the mechanisms involved.»

To test the effect of ego - depletion on receptivity to pick - up lines, researchers at Monmouth University had 99 currently single participants engage in one of two tasks: (1) write a story about a recent trip you have taken to the store or New York City without using the letters A or N; (2) write the same story without any restrictions.

This same open receptivity toward life mediated through literature will be equally rewarding in the effort to maintain sensitivity.

Homozygous mice carrying a null mutation for the DARPP - 32 gene exhibited minimal levels of P - facilitated sexual receptivity when compared to their wild - type littermates.

Attentiveness suggests alertness, yes, but also receptivity.

A hangover period following a binge may present a «little bottom» — i.e., a state of emotional receptivity during which the alcoholic's defenses against recognizing his need for help are temporarily cracked by the physical and emotional pain of the experience.

However, a heightened receptivity both within and beyond was present at the inception of modernist abstraction and has never entirely faded away.

Research has therefore shown that l - arginine supplementation can help to enhance endometrial receptivity, improve ovarian responses, and increase pregnancy rate in women undergoing IVF treatments10.

Robin Milhausen, an associate professor of Human Sexuality at the University of Guelph, agreed, citing a study by Russell Clark and Elaine Hatfield regarding receptivity to sexual offers.

A national survey that my firm conducted last fall on behalf of the Alliance for Excellent Education confirms the strong receptivity among parents and teachers to personalized learning approaches and showed what messages work best in communicating about what it is, how it works, and its value.

«That's how you get good market receptivity.»

Sensing, therefore, for Aristotle, is an activity that presupposes passivity or being acted upon and physically altered — the passivity of matter — and the passivity of pure receptivity — the passivity of a psychic potency, the actuality of which is a psychic activity.

Although in the case of aggregates of occasions available to secondary perception causal impact appears largely in the form of active agents moving passive recipients (as in the impact of one billiard ball upon another), in the microcosmic realm of occasions of experience causal influence involves an intensely active receptivity to previous events and future possibilities.

God's loving receptivity does not occur without valuation.

Elderly people, for example, exhibit what has been termed «anabolic resistance,» characterized by a lower receptivity to amino acids and resistance training, and thus, require more protein to exhibit similar muscle building effects as men in their 20's.

As you practice, can you soften the outgoing effort of your eyes and drop into receptivity?

What is to be awakened is the inner receptivity to a life force within.

It can also be thought of as indicating receptivity, in that she may also be interested and pursuing this woman may actually lead to a deeper relationship.

iPad Matches Amazon Kindle in Awareness and Purchase Intent Consumers Indicate Willingness to Pay for Digital Content for iPads and e-Readers, With Highest Receptivity among Younger Adults

Advertisers can take heart in the fact that magazines score higher than TV or the internet in «ad receptivity» and other engagement measures, and among digital readers, 73 % read or tap on advertisements appearing in electronic magazines.

These findings suggest that those who are already familiar and comfortable with making digital content purchases via iTunes may have a relatively higher receptivity to making similar purchases for the iPad.

Instead, try to consciously cultivate receptivity to the idea that there may be more to the picture than what you are seeing and feeling from your angered vantage point.

This involves receptivity, including at times a disciplined and active awareness, to the creative or divine qualities emerging in a situation.

According to her findings, ovulation and its following weeks are a time when women have more receptivity in both sides of their brains.

Whether it was taking part in a seminar on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies with other area executives, hanging out at a barbecue, or attending the opening of a new play, Dase made his presence felt, and he says he and the company were met with «an enormous receptivity.»

Questions arise with respect to the Fed's independence, America's traditional receptivity to foreign investment and its willingness to lash out at holders of dollar assets.

The «sale,» for lack of a better word, is on setting the appointment, and therefore receptivity is overvalued and appointments are often set with people that are not ready or qualified.

In the moment of Eve's appearance, then, human recognition and receptivity begin.

Again, this is not to say that women have special graces simply because of their femininity — in Christ there is neither male nor female (cf. Gal 3:28)-- but that very femininity can be offered to God in order to allowwoman to enter into divine communion with such attentive receptivity that it becomes the image upon which John Paul patterned all created holiness.

[15] Eve's sensitive receptivity to and embodiment of the other teaches us all that a person may never be reduced to efficiency or pleasure but must always and everywhere by loved.

[11] John Paul saw that through her orientation toward Adam, Eve initiates human receptivity.

Brooke brings out the historical complexities of such a claim, reminding us of the political drama that accompanied the religious upheavals, and which thereby had its implications in a varied receptivity to the «new science».

How did language ever develop without teachers when a child's window of linguistic receptivity is so very limited?