Sentence examples for amenable for testing from inspiring English sources

However, this assay should be equally amenable for testing compounds requiring alternative delivery systems, as needed.

It is a conceptual framework that is not amenable for testing via the logical framework evaluation method to whether the programme area is effective or not.

Some specific treatments for SAH are not amenable for testing by randomized, prospective trials because of practical or ethical considerations.

Our new IPCR method is an amenable system for testing biological samples.

Michigan also recently passed laws that make it among the most amenable regulatory environments in the U.S. for testing autonomous vehicles, including a path towards allowing them on public roads without drivers behind the wheel.

This mouse model provides an attractive platform that is amenable to interventional studies and chemoprevention preclinical trials, with easily measurable end-points for testing effectiveness of agents while providing tissue for correlative molecular studies.

Those which are amenable to acting as treatment sites include several dance halls and discos with weekend-only gay emphasis, and restaurant/bars where a small back room could be used for testing.

We aimed to identify endogenous metabolites that distinguish the trained from the untrained state to increase the spectrum of analytes amenable for hypothesis testing and to expand understanding of putative beneficial pathways.

Seven patients were excluded for the present analysis due to the following reasons: nonavailability of tissue samples from which determination of Her-2/ neu overexpression had been performed (one patient), mechanically altered tissue samples not amenable for subsequent testing (one patient), nonavailability of sera obtained immediately before the first infusion of trastuzumab (five patients).

Population characteristics are summarized in Table 2. Examination of protein variation might help delimit the modes of selection although it is less amenable for statistical tests.

The study design was also particularly amenable to testing an intervention that required physicians to congregate in common locations (i.e. for the CME workshop).