But Gladwell was not amenable to modifications, calling the idea that brain injuries could be minimized by better helmets or medical care "a fantasy".
The proportion of samples amenable to genotyping, or "call frequency," across all markers on the chip could be grouped into four distinct types based on all 1156 samples that were included for cluster file development; the distribution of markers within the four types were examined.
Harman (Harman, 2011) proposed a new category of testability transformation (used to produce a version of a program more amenable to test data generation) called testability refactoring.
By assigning metagenomic reads to their most likely originating genomes, Sigma makes the metagenomic SNP analysis amenable to the existing variant calling algorithms designed for isolate genomes.
WASHINGTON -- David Axelrod, the top White House political adviser, said Monday that President Obama was amenable to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.'s call for a new law allowing interrogators to question terrorism suspects for lengthy periods without informing them of their rights.
Factored MDPs, however, are not amenable to traditional solution methods that call for an explicit enumeration of the state space.
But with five new transit lines under construction and many other transit projects in the works maybe someday soon we will be able to convert more streets and boulevards to complete streets, or Great Streets as LA is calling them, amenable to pedestrians, bikers and transit riders as well as drivers.
Polls show that they are more amenable to civil unions than to anything called marriage.
And within the field of psychology, there's been talk about the idea that men might be more amenable to entering treatment if it were called "coaching," "consulting," or "training," instead of "therapy".
However, those accepting more calls may be more amenable to change, which could possibly confound these results.
