Sentence examples for amenable to concentration from inspiring English sources
"If presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton loses this year's presidential election, Democrats could find themselves more amenable to concentration of power in state governments," Gallup's Justin McCarthy noted at the time.
The protein was amenable to concentration and could be frozen at -70°C without activity loss.
AtGA3OX4 was amenable to concentration and freezing in the presence of TRX, whether or not it was chemically attached to it.
Being oxides, laterites are not amenable to conventional concentration processes, so that large tonnages must be smelted.
In contrast to expectation, the sensor with the antibodies incorporated into DPPG liposomes had lower sensitivity, though the range of concentrations amenable to detection increased, according to the fitting of the EIS data using the Langmuir-Freundlich adsorption model.
While peroxynitrite is considered to be an intermediate in this reaction (Figure 1, #1) [66], its dissociation rate is not limited in Mb over the range of NO concentrations amenable to stopped flow kinetics [40].
Its relatively high density (19.3 grams per cubic centimetre) has made it amenable to recovery by placer mining and gravity concentration techniques.
The restricted conditions required for NS2-3 refolding, i.e., high detergent, glycerol and salt concentrations, are not amenable to typical conformational and folding analysis by, for example, circular dichroism, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) or dynamic light scattering techniques.
Figure 1D shows that these siRNAs substantially reduced BTG2 mRNA concentrations, indicating that BTG2 is amenable to RNAi-mediated suppression in bladder cancer cells.
Whereas the first three sources of concern are amenable to self-correction, at least in a democracy, the concentration of economic and political power in an oligarchy is self-reinforcing.
The cytochromes with the highest concentration in the brain, and so most amenable to separation from the hemoglobin signals, are cytochrome c (Cyt c) and cytochrome oxidase (CytOx).
