Sentence examples for amenable to delivery from inspiring English sources

A growing body of evidence indicates that the ideal live attenuated Francisella vaccine should be amenable to delivery by the respiratory route to promote optimal protective immunity against virulent type A F. tularensis delivered aerogenically [10], [11], [25].

As the latter is restricted in its use to specific stressors amenable to delivery in the scanner, the following section focuses on the objective assessments of stress reactivity that may be collected following any stress induction procedure.

The study used an intervention development process that enabled the production of an intervention that was in line with current best evidence, acceptable to patients and professionals and amenable to delivery in primary care.

While the amine functionalities were amenable to the delivery of large molecules and surface conjugations, they did not compromise polymer biocompatibility.

First, the chosen tissue culture cells must be amenable to standard delivery methods such as streptolysin O treatment or the scrape-load procedure, which is described for introducing antisense molecules into adherent cells in culture.

Since many tumours might not be as amenable to adenoviral delivery, another approach would be to identify small-molecule therapeutics that promote CD9 or CD82 expression.

Gene transfer into pluripotent stem cells has been a challenge due to their intrinsic feature of growing in clusters and hence not amenable to common gene delivery methods.

Certain interventions such as self-help programs, telephone counseling, and cognitive-behavioral therapy are amenable to either individual delivery in the clinical setting or broad dissemination to geographic communities and workplaces.

The technology is amenable to high-throughput delivery, as recently demonstrated by random integration of tagged BAC transgenes (Poser et al., 2008), and should greatly facilitate systematic tagging of genes and analysis of protein complexes with roles in development in different contexts, be it in stem cells, differentiated cell types, or even mouse tissue (Fernández et al., 2009).

There is an urgent and unmet need to identify novel materials and delivery systems capable of safely and efficiently delivering siRNA to molecular targets not amenable to other drug-delivery approaches.

To the best of our knowledge there was nothing inherent in the topics that would make them more amenable to either method of delivery.