A nanocarrier system incorporated with stimuli-responsive property (e.g., pH, temperature, or redox potential), for instance, would be amenable to address some of the systemic and intracellular delivery barriers.
C. elegans is amenable to address this question because the genome is repeat-poor, making it possible to precisely map centromeric regions.
However, issues more specific to particular health-care contexts for minority communities should not be ignored, as these may be more amenable to being addressed by service improvement.
Poor nutrition, smoking, substance abuse, obesity, and lack of physical activity can all be seen to be either individual issues or problems or as social issues or problems that are amenable to being addressed through larger actions.
A better understanding of how most antipsychotic drugs switches happen may be one of the first steps to addressing this amenable issue.
However, while 65% of the inappropriate practices in the health system were being addressed by programmes, only 27% of home practices identified as contributing to asphyxia and amenable to change were being addressed.
Further, many of these behaviors are interrelated and thus may be amenable to interventions that address multiple risk behaviors simultaneously.
Mr. Vilsack indicated that the United States was amenable to incremental steps to revive the beef trade to address Japanese concerns.
Given the current lack of a genetically amenable animal model, we used the C. elegans system to address these issues.
These plans aimed to address both individual and organizational barriers amenable to change rather than nonmodifiable barriers (for example, hospital teaching status and case mix).
