Sentence examples for amenable to analyses from inspiring English sources

This activity is particularly amenable to analyses using the organizational learning framework in general and the construct of organizational memory in particular.

As individual gene families become more deeply characterized, they will be more amenable to analyses based on read trees.

If one considers a scan rate of 4 Hz to be the absolute minimum for practical application of this technology on GC-time scale, the GC/Q-Orbitrap is amenable to analyses requiring resolution up to 100 000.

Adaxial cotyledon epidermes were examined at two time points: 48 h post-germination (hpg), the shortest time amenable to analyses, and 21 d post-germination (dpg), when satellite lineages have appeared extensively.

On the other hand, because the presence of an outgroup is mandatory and due to the high levels of geographic substructure detected in our focal species (see Results), our data are not totally amenable to analyses under a basic coalescent process.

This lowers the dimensionality of brain networks, thereby providing a representation amenable to statistical analyses.

The bill incited a national conversation about a subject that has troubled me for decades: the government — disproportionately — supports research that is amenable to statistical analyses and models even though everyone knows the clean equations mask messy realities that contrived data sets and assumptions don't, and can't, capture.

Data held in well-structured databases are amenable to algorithmic analyses.

Although the RHI often exhibits an elusive quality (e.g., Hohwy, 2013), the subjective experience of ownership can be investigated by means of questionnaires that generate data amenable to psychometric analyses (e.g., Longo, Schuur, Kammers, Tsakiris, & Haggard, 2008).

However, our viral binding and cell entry genes were not amenable to similar analyses.

Representing metabolic networks as graphs makes them amenable to various analyses, such as the detection of shortest and alternate paths.