Sentence examples for actually amenable to from inspiring English sources

In fact, it turned out for excitable elements that the main two classes of excitability are actually amenable to direct analysis in a two-dimensional phase plane by identifying in the conductance-based model fast and slow processes and grouping these into dynamics of just two lump variables [4, 5].

As such, good repeatability, high heritability and minimum G × E interaction suggest that FAC content is actually amenable to improvement with simple selection procedures.

There are several possible reasons for the difference between the total number of putative phosphorylation sites that can be annotated by mapping across alignments, and the number of resulting sites that are actually amenable to phosphorylation.

She was really amenable to that.

But I can see features and extensions to BackerJack we might add that would actually be amenable to crowdfunding.

Ending gerrymandering may not hand the House over to the Democrats, but it might result in a less extreme Republican majority that is more amenable to actually getting things done.

However, the first peptides made by the primitive translation system were likely relatively simple and hence perhaps not amenable to "expansion" because they actually had limited utility.

Given that Brooklyn is the part of New York where Anthony is actually from, it seemed plausible that he would be amenable to playing there.

Actually, the active networks were composed of many genes that were not amenable to experimental verification.

But is it really a third rail -- or are Americans amenable to changes?

Putting aside the sheer coolness factor, I haven't actually used CINT much, and part of this is because (I believe) C++'s design is not amenable to interactive use.