Sentence examples for amenable to consistency from inspiring English sources

Because all ontologies used in SSWAP are in OWL DL, the resultant admixtures are amenable to consistency checking and reasoning.

On the one hand, semi-formal modelling approaches that are used in practical, large-scale system development, such as the UML, are not amenable to formal analysis and consistency checking.

Analysis of QTL information from diverse sources within a species provides important information on the consistency and utility of QTL across breeds, and is amenable to meta-analysis to reach a consensus on QTL location and effect [ 13].

To test the specificity and consistency of our analysis we also estimated models separately using years of life lost from causes amenable to healthcare, mortality from causes amenable to healthcare excluding ischaemic heart disease, and mortality from causes other than those considered amenable to healthcare as our outcomes.

She's amenable to anything.

We're amenable to meeting with them".

Sadly, Swift was not quite so amenable to a mild ribbing, and her response channelled the full talent for drama that makes songs like We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together and You Belong With Me (a song about making a move on another girl's boyfriend, consistency fans) so intoxicatingly teenage.

And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.

God-given knowledge is scarcely amenable to oversight.

The Macedonian conflict should be amenable to resolution.

So it's not massively amenable to privatisation.