Sentence examples for amenable research from inspiring English sources

Despite the relatively slow start in treating diagnostic error as an amenable research topic at the beginning of the patient safety movement, interest has steadily increased over the past few years in the form of solicitations for research, regularly scheduled conferences, an expanding literature and even a new professional society.

We report here the effectiveness of artificial microRNA silencing in a species considerably more amenable to research, B. distachyon, from which gained knowledge can be contributed towards the optimization of bioenergy grasses.

Results: An increase in the accessible data, computational resources and methodology has resulted in an increase in the size and resolution of studied systems and the complexity of the questions amenable to research.

Health researchers, undertaking research amenable to quantitative analysis, once tended to emphasise data collected from clinical records (e.g. numbers of treatments or hospital readmissions) or from observations by health professionals (e.g. participants' abilities performing functional tasks measured on clinician-administered tools).

An important step occurred in 2005, when the Remission in Schizophrenia Working Group created a consensus definition of symptom remission in schizophrenia [ 7, 8], providing a definition amenable for researching remission in schizophrenia.

Olmsted County, located in southeast Minnesota, is relatively isolated from other urban centers, rendering it amenable to epidemiologic research.

This attitude allows innovation scholars to focus on issues that are more easily amenable to scientific research, such as technological paradigms or the diffusion of innovations.

Funding bodies (and grant reviewers), too, may be hard to convince even those that have traditionally been amenable to transformative research.

Physiological adaptation to metals has been especially studied in macrolichens which are more amenable to experimental research both in the field and laboratory, and has not yet been investigated experimentally in Acarospora or other saxicolous crustose lichens.

Contending that less complex brains would be more amenable to this research, the study of invertebrate and in particular fly behavior developed into a prominent focus of attention [7], [8], [13], [14].

Because of such requirements, only a limited number of clinical conditions are amenable to outcomes research.