Sentence examples for amenability to change from inspiring English sources

Discussing amenability to change motivated 31 workers (63%) to plan actions.

Subgroup differences in both baseline levels and amenability to changes may moderate helmet laws' effectiveness (Burris & Wagenaar 2013).

Workers in the intervention group were asked (yes/no) to evaluate the content and the relevance of the information leaflets they received to prepare for the dialogue, to what extent they experienced support from the booklet and whether the focus on the amenability of situations to change motivated them to plan and implement solutions.

Given recent work documenting the amenability of brain functioning to change in response to treatment (Feldstein Ewing et al. 2011), identification of neuroconnectivity treatment targets may substantially increase our capacity to intervene with at-risk populations in a neurobiologically targeted manner.

Seven genes (two ovary-upregulated, two testis-upregulated, two female-enriched, and one male-enriched) were selected based on high fold change rank within each class and amenability to successful PCR amplification.

In this study, modification of CAD and COMT expression induced changes in cell wall composition that improved amenability to conversion.

The horses are purchased for intelligence and amenability to dicipline.

The Kameleon has some other compelling features, especially its amenability to upgrades.

Another practical consequence of the characterization of the "making available" right concerns its amenability to compulsory licensing.

The key to the enhanced processability of BMG formers is their amenability to thermoplastic forming.

It was replaced by an Arduino for the growth-control experiments, because of its amenability to being interfaced with a computer.