"The types of jobs now amenable to displacement by technology is really something we haven't seen before, said David Autor, a labor economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
In Poland, well-known journalists vanish overnight from public service television, to be replaced by presenters more amenable to the now ruling Law and Justice party.
The city's Sports Commission has been negotiating with the tennis association to use the Arthur Ashe Stadium for other sporting events during the year, something the organization is now amenable to.
Conditions such as atrial and ventricular septal defects and patent foramen ovale are now amenable to percutaneous closure using implantable devices.
It is pointed out that following procedures analogous to those utilized in resolving lateral plate vibration problems, in-plane free vibration problems related to point supported plates, plates with in-plane elastic boundary support, etc., are now amenable to solution by this method.
These issues are now amenable to study thanks to new genomic resources available for honey bees.
Due to technological improvements, a rapidly expanding spectrum of plant species is now amenable for transgene delivery by agroinfiltration.
Such insertion mutant collections are now amenable for further analysis using WGS analysis and the FindInsertSeq pipeline.
To date, more than 70 Uaas are now amenable to translational insertion into proteins in bacteria, yeast, or mammalian cells using these artificially evolved tRNA/RS pairs.
Keeping these postulates in mind the 2007/2008 updated WHO diagnostic criteria provided already a very solid basis now amenable to further improvement after more than 6 years of practical experience.
The variety of indications and conditions that are now amenable to endoscopic approach underscores the substantial progress that has been made with endoscopic procedures in otorhinolaryngology, head and neck surgery.
