Sentence examples for Amenable to modification from inspiring English sources

The fatty acid composition of oilseeds has been more amenable to modification.

Materials such as titanium, silicon, and nylon have proven amenable to modification and have already been used to generate cell adhesive surfaces.

The MiG-21 was a small delta-wing, single-seat aircraft designed as a specialized daylight interceptor, but it soon proved amenable to modification for a broad range of missions and became the most widely produced jet fighter ever.

Their protein-based structures are often understood at atomic resolution and are amenable to modification with atomic-level precision through chemical and genetic engineering.

Successful scaffold materials should be amenable to modification, have a controlled degradation, be compatible with the cells, lack cytotoxicity and not elicit an immune or inflammatory response.

Our data explain why only certain elements of BCM have been amenable to modification and serve as a template for the design of new inhibitors.

But Gladwell was not amenable to modifications, calling the idea that brain injuries could be minimized by better helmets or medical care "a fantasy".

The properties of an interface are amenable to modifications through many routes, such as the application of coatings to or surface treatment of the reinforcements.

At the time when the concept for Datashare's platform would still be amenable to modifications based on the input from resident-users, there is not enough knowledge for grasping the societal impacts of the innovation.

The hydrogel structure is also amenable to modifications which direct stem cell fate.

Amenable to modifications, ES cells embody a useful tool for genetic alterations (reviewed in [ 33]).