Sentence examples for amenable to access from inspiring English sources

In general, the majority of active protein-coding genes are located within euchromatin, regions of chromatin in which the nucleosome particles have an "open" packaging structure amenable to access by regulatory proteins and the transcriptional machinery.

This study highlights the fact that many of these injuries are consistent with the injury patterns seen in children in other low and middle income countries, and are amenable to prevention, access, and emergency care programs targeted at children and their families, schools, and the local and national community.

His survival turns on fortuitous breaks - be they inept soldiers who didn't bother to look more searchingly or police officers amenable to bribes, access to a military uniform, or the opportunity to win the favor of a German military officer.

Recent years have shown that the American public is increasingly amenable to modest changes in access to firearms – their elected officials simply refuse to acknowledge it.

For these two reasons the tradition of openness within the field and the rapid obsolescence of specific details we consider the subject particularly amenable to online-only, open access teaching material.

Morsi's Egypt might also be amenable to offering Chinese warships priority access to the Suez Canal, as the US has traditionally been afforded.

"We would have been amenable to that before they had access to our code for nine months," he said.

An online psychoeducation package for bipolar disorder such as Beating Bipolar is feasible and acceptable to patients who are amenable to computerised learning and have access to a computer and may be particularly suited to early intervention.

Some of these issues are informational problems and amenable to such an approach.

Wanderer offers a simple interface to straightforward access to TCGA data, amenable to experimentalists and clinicians without bioinformatics expertise.

This chapter summarizes thoughts outlining the need for the development of an integrated knowledge system or 'virtual designer' that would simultaneously serve as a centralized repository for information sets and would also enable data and knowledge to be accessed in a manner amenable to designers.