Sentence examples for amenable approaches from inspiring English sources

Currently, one of the most amenable approaches employed by Drosophila neurobiologists involves mapping neuronal circuitry underlying complex innate behaviors – courtship being a classic paradigm.

A more amenable approach was reported here last week at a meeting of the American Physical Society.

Owing to the presence of a large diversity of microorganisms, one amenable approach to assuage this oil contamination-related problem is the microbial-based degradation.

Recent developments in the synthesis of peptide α-thioesters using Fmoc chemistry and commercially available modified α-thioester peptides have made protein semisynthesis an amenable approach for molecular biology laboratories.

We also describe a novel GPU-amenable approach that effectively compensates for reconstruction errors resulting from the TEM data acquisition on (long) samples which extend the width of the parallel TEM beam.

This does seem to stress again that the dog is rather unique and highly amenable for these approaches.

For example, the study of psychiatric disorders has begun to focus on their fractionation into endophenotypes simpler disease 'units' more amenable to experimental approaches.

Questions about the basic architecture of the oscillator may be more amenable to modeling approaches that ignore molecular details.

Alex Strick van Linschoten, a Dutch researcher who has lived for several years in Kandahar in southern Afghanistan, said Taliban representatives reacted with fury to Mullah Baradar's arrest and were unlikely to be amenable to political approaches any time soon.

This initiative focuses on single gene disorders amenable to treatment approaches such as enzyme replacement therapy, small molecule therapy, substrate therapy, gene therapy, and others.

One possible reason why regeneration remains enigmatic is that the dominant organisms used for studying regeneration are not amenable to genetic approaches.