Nevertheless, in addition to being important in explaining differences in clinical behaviour between nurses (as illustrated by NTAA), these or similar variables may also be amenable to modification through continuing education.
"And since it appears to be associated with midlife fitness, it is amenable to change," he continues.
While we don't want to paralyze society with fear, we must keep these issues at front and center, so that research into identifying the earliest stages of Alzheimer's — when it will be most amenable to treatment — will continue to be aggressively pursued.
"What we are really hoping to figure out is how amenable the judges will be to continue cases," Govindaiah told HuffPost.
Background The segment of patients with advanced coronary artery disease, or disease that is not amenable to conventional revascularization therapies, continues to grow.
Even though it has been recognised that not all phenomena are amenable to measurement, some research consumers continue to remain sceptical about the veracity of the evidence produced through qualitative inquiry.
While the range of proteins amenable to interrogation by HDX MS continues to expand at an accelerating pace, there are still a few classes of proteins whose analysis with this technique remains challenging.
These findings indicate that while the RON2 was properly organized within the lipid bilayer, the anchorage of the junction was weaker than for the static one and made the whole junction and cell PM more amenable to displacement while the zoite continued to pull.
Contrary to the commonly held view that coating delamination continues to grow (amenable to fracture mechanics analysis) over the lifetime, the present study confirms that coating delamination and buckling occurs only toward the end of life and has a very short span.
20 Even though in β-thalassemia, ASO-mediated correction is being side-lined in favor of other approaches, for other diseases targets that could be amenable to ASO-mediated cryptic splice site suppression continue to be identified.
