The phrase "amenable to analyzing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is open to examination or evaluation, particularly in a critical or analytical context.
Example: "The data collected from the survey is amenable to analyzing, allowing us to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "open to analysis" or "suitable for examination".
Perhaps most importantly, the generality of our approach makes it amenable to analyzing the wealth of subcellular compartments and granules in prokaryotes (Yeates et al., 2008) and even eukaryotes whose biogenesis mechanisms we do not yet understand or are just discovering (Narayanaswamy et al., 2008).
Methods used to analyze previous genetic crosses of T. gondii were designed to distinguish polymorphisms between the closely related clonal lineages that are predominant in North America and Europe and as such they are not widely amenable to analyzing more diverse strains.
In this paper, we show how the concepts of components, features and services are used today in the Online Conference System (OCS) in order to marry the modelling of functionally complex, online reconfigurable internet services at the application level with the needs of a model-driven development amenable to analyze and verify the models.
A potential limitation of this method is that closely spaced CpGs may not be amenable to analyze if the gene in question is heterogeneously methylated.
EXPANDS presents several useful features that provide an improvement over existing approaches: it can be applied to single tumor samples and is amenable to analyze differences in tumor heterogeneity within large datasets.
Plants typically grow in a diurnal light/dark cycle, providing an amenable system to analyze the temporal dynamics of changes in amino acid contents and their effects on metabolism (Gibon et al., 2006).
DNA microarrays can be amenable to exhaustively analyze the gene expressions of such multiple molecules.
We sought to solve this problem by developing a high throughput method that generates quantitative data fully amenable to statistical analyzes that allows us to tease apart the contribution of individual genetic backgrounds to a specific process.
In addition, the formed microtissues are amenable to assays that analyze the self-assembly dynamics, the sorting of two different cell types, the fusion of two individual tissues, and the power produced by cell aggregates as they contract around molded gel pegs.
This study aimed to investigate the spatial variations in amenable mortality in Poland and to analyze whether the medical care can explain regional variations in mortality from these causes of death.
Because hemoglobin switches conformation between R (relaxed; oxygen binding; lungs) and T (taut; oxygen dumping; capillaries) conformational forms, and because protonation of His residues caused by changes in blood pH from the lungs to the capillaries is a key feature of the R → T switch, similar studies of hemoglobin switching, a system that may be more amenable to modeling, should be analyzed.
