Sentence examples for amenable to correct from inspiring English sources

In general, one can estimate that gene duplications predating the evolution of the last common ancestor of the A, B and D genomes of wheat around 5 10 million years ago should exhibit greater sequence divergence than that shown between homoeologs of the same gene, and should therefore be amenable to correct assembly using the parameters that were used here.

Adults worry about "social niceties" and tend to beat about the bush when trying to convey messages about rudeness and other unacceptable social behaviors, because they're trying to be polite, save face, not tread on toes, etc. Children don't have this socially-ingrained baggage and are much more amenable to being corrected based on the facts presented to them.

These findings suggest that microvascular dysfunction may be amenable to the correct therapy administered at the right time, although further studies are needed to identify which interventions may benefit the microcirculation.

Typically, it is used to correct severe deformities that are not amenable to other methods of acute correction or fixation.

As with the concept of a primary reason the idea here is simple enough: one and the same action is always amenable to more than one correct description.

Dr. Anderson said that while other forms of SCID should be amenable to gene therapy now, nonetheless, "because you correct SCID doesn't mean you can correct any other disease".

These factors are potentially amenable to pharmacological manipulation, and therefore a correct understanding of their role with respect to tinnitus is important for therapeutic exploitation.

Referred to in this paper as Hybrid Assembly, these error corrected reads are more amenable to traditional assembly using overlap graph assemblers like the Celera software package [ 14].

Since this normally should be accompanied by significantly increased sequence coverage in the "collapsed" region, those effects are possibly amenable to automated pattern recognition and thus could become corrected by reassembly under modified conditions.

Improvement in recognition and routine assessment of negative symptoms is instrumental for correct management of secondary negative symptoms that are amenable to treatment.

Several population‒based surveys have reported URE or presenting corrected (with habitual correction) VA point out the enormous burden of URE as reversible and amenable to rehabilitation VI cause [ 4, 5].