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The approach is also feasible and amenable to adaptation for high throughput screening of drug candidates.

Less amenable to adaptation are his big historical novels in which empires clash and the malign political or military-industrial conspiracies stretch across oceans, or back across centuries.

However, until that need is met, some of the scales presented here may be amenable to adaptation.

Fourth, its modular design renders it highly amenable to adaptation to suit purpose, resource availability (especially time) and cultural sensitivities.

Change that is led by role models who are willing to accept personal risk to advocate change, and who will appropriately mediate the consequences of disruption, will in turn create long-term, lasting cultural norms amenable to adaptation and innovation.

The approach is very sensitive and it is amenable to adaptation for high-throughput analysis [ 7].

Keeping in mind that the channel sounding process should be as standard-compliant as possible for being amenable to commercial adaptation, we reused some data frames from the standard in our design.

The 'essential service requirements' which characterise the success of these exemplars are amenable to generalisation, adaptation and evaluation in other regions.

The nanovector prototype described here can improve ca. tenfold the activity of hydrosoluble antimalarial drugs, and it is amenable to improvement or adaptation through modification of some of its parts, e.g., better antibodies or targeting molecules, different nanocapsule structures, or new antimalarial drugs.

All presenters had implemented their innovations and were asked to elucidate their strategies for assessment and to address how their efforts might be transferable and amenable to adoption or adaptation.

According to Pevear, War and Peace is amenable to all sorts of adaptation because it's such a "vast and multifaceted book".