Thus, DPEM, SH, and CH seem to be low-risk lesions that may be amenable to attempts at conservative management with close surveillance.
The researchers chose ADA deficiency for their first experiment because it was a devastating disease that seemed particularly amenable to the earliest attempts at human gene therapy.
Based on a limited amount of available experimental data amenable to analysis, an attempt is made in this work to explore whether there exists an explicit relationship between the cyclic slip irreversibility and fatigue life.
John Headley Brooke, in "Genesis and the Scientists: Dissonance among the Harmonizers," returns to some of the scientific controversies already examined in Watson's essay, concluding similarly that Darwin's theory may be more amenable to Christianity than attempts at harmonizing Genesis with current scientific theories, since Darwin "purged it [Christianity] of a semi-deistic position".
Similar associations between mapping and sequence data may be established using marker and locus names, provided that marker nomenclature can be resolved Sequence-based connections between mapping data sets, integrated maps, and genomic sequence may be more reliable and are more amenable to automation than attempts to connect sources using names and other information.
These databases are amenable to methods of phylogenetic analysis, which attempt to define the taxonomic structure of this genus and predict the evolutionary relationships of current circulating strains.
When data were not available in the report or were in a form not amenable to inclusion in the meta-analysis, attempts were made to contact the lead author of the report to obtain additional information.
The partial approaches attempt to define and segregate problems which become amenable to solution by directive, negotiation, consensus, and compromise.
Strategies amenable to Networks may therefore prove successful in overcoming previous attempts by government to tackle specific clinical issues and that have historically been less effective and sustainable.
The prosecution said that this discussion and a message sent by Facey claiming six players in the Football Conference were "amenable" to match-fixing could not have been part of an attempt to rip off a gambling syndicate.
They might be more amenable to the term "cradle-to-prison pipeline," a term coined by Marian Wright Edelman that attempts to describe the countless forces lined up against people of color living in poverty in this country.
