Sentence examples for amenable to assessment from inspiring English sources
The common realist contention that theories can be viewed as gradually converging on the truth as scientific inquiry progresses suggests that such progress is amenable to assessment or measurement in some way, if only in principle.
We developed an animal model for chronic discogenic back pain that is amenable to assessment of behavioral hyperalgesia.
These superficial joints are amenable to assessment with ultrasound (US) utilizing frequencies that produce high resolution images.
Additionally, to demonstrate that the selected biosensor cells are amenable to assessment by microscopy, imaging before and after DNA damage induction showed visible activation of the reporter.
Breast cancer is a pathology that is amenable to assessment of the impact on quality of care, because it is the most common disease in women worldwide.
Other tumour types including prostate are not amenable to assessment by RECIST since the burden of disease in many patients is in the bone.
Research is needed to establish how common late effects are for different cancer sites and treatment regimes, which factors (both physical and psychosocial) are amenable to risk assessment and stratification, how we elicit and assess these risks, what interventions are effective and, importantly, the level of benefit afforded to patients as a result.
A challenge is that such learning is not easily amenable to traditional assessment methods.
Traditional methods used to characterize processes such as cellular adhesion and differentiation on biomaterials can be time consuming, and destructive, and are not amenable to quantitative assessment in situ.
Surveillance for increases in ventilator settings not only shifts the emphasis of surveillance to detecting multiple complications of mechanical ventilation rather than just pneumonia, but is also easier, faster, more objective, and more amenable to electronic assessment compared to the complicated weighing of clinical factors required for VAP surveillance.
It would be of interest to determine whether cerebral MD is correlated with micro-circulatory disturbances in other organs that are more easily amenable to direct assessment.
