Such more amenable juvenile behavior is more likely to have put wolf pups in contact with humans.
Conversely, high-risk populations were much more amenable to health behaviors to modify their risk.
The initiative is part of a broader effort, estimated by analysts to cost between $800 million and $1 billion, to make visiting Disney parks less daunting and more amenable to modern consumer behavior.
An accurate diagnosis pointing to cases amenable of a malignant behavior is essential [ 6, 16, 17], not only for the benefit of the patient, as it would avoid unnecessary interventions, but also because of its economic impact [ 8].
Given that the ability to control behavior is amenable to noradrenergic modulation (Chamberlain et al., 2006), changes in noradrenergic tone might offer a novel avenue for a therapeutic intervention, by altering the basal metabolic rate and ensuing energy expenditure as well as by improving inhibitory processes.
Parenting behaviors are amenable to intervention.
This means improving the health of groups that are easily accessible and most amenable to changing their behaviors.
In order for performance appraisal to be effective for coaching, teaching, and changing those aspects of an employee's behavior that are amenable to change, an employee needs to know about each piece of behavior that is good, as well as that which for some reason is not acceptable or needs modification.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming more popular and particularly amenable to modeling the complex behavior of most geotechnical engineering applications because it has demonstrated superior predictive ability compared to traditional methods.
Evidence for this mechanism is particularly clear for dislocations initiated at reentrant corners and, although not readily amenable to direct observation, similar behavior likely underlies marked increase in dislocation densities observed with transition from Regime I to Regime II in crystallization from the melt.
Section VII of [21] gives a scheme similar to our scheme with oblivious users (see Section 3), but their sum rate lower bound, given in Theorem involving four expectation operations, neither brings any insight about the sum rate behavior nor seems amenable to any further analysis.
