The IDC program was successful at selecting appropriate, amenable candidates for enhanced case management and legal services.
There are many examples of other disease phenotypes in the rat that have proved more amenable to candidate gene discovery via congenic strategies including pristane-induced arthritis [49] and cresentric glomerulonephritis [50,51].
Variation in wood properties likely depends on variation in genes involved in xylogenesis (Neale and Savolainen 2004; Li et al. 2009), making these traits amenable to a candidate gene approach.
Immune traits are unlikely to be influenced by as many genes as complex composite traits such as survival and lifetime reproductive success (to which they contribute), and therefore may be more amenable to a candidate gene approach to the investigation of HFC mechanisms, e.g. [ 64].
Political consultants and other experts say that this trend reflects the increasingly Democratic leanings of voters in the Northeast as well as the way changes in suburbia itself have made voters more amenable to Democratic candidates.
While Americans choose their next president, let us consider a question more amenable to science: Which candidate's supporters have a better sense of humor?
As someone long on the left of the party, I would have been amenable to an alternative candidate who engaged with me on an intellectual level.
Here, we make an attempt to identify other issues related to off-label use of drugs, and present a systematic approach to selection of API candidate molecules amenable to a novel formulation methodology suitable for children.
This feature in combination with CAWBG26's faster growth during the exponential phase make this species amenable as a promising candidate for the development of large-scale bPBR systems.
This limits the number of identifiable up-regulated glycoproteins amenable for validation as candidate biomarkers.
