And within the field of psychology, there's been talk about the idea that men might be more amenable to entering treatment if it were called "coaching," "consulting," or "training," instead of "therapy".
The nanovector prototype described here can be a valuable platform amenable to modification and improvement with the objective of designing a nanostructure adequate to enter the preclinical pipeline as a new antimalarial therapy.
Using a stepwise regression model, potential behavioural mediators amenable to change were entered into a multivariate analysis in order to explore interventions that may increase preventive delivery by EDDNs (See Table 4).
Early steps in HIV infection, before the virus has entered cells, are amenable to drugs that are aimed at preventing entry and need not penetrate into the cytoplasm or nucleus [ 32].
It is possible that medication review at this time led to appropriate new AP use, as people entering institutional environments may be particularly amenable to improvements in their care.
In the second place, the physicalist project is normally thought of as being amenable to philosophical argument, whereas it is completely unclear where philosophical argument would enter the naturalistic project.
As a molecular geneticist entering neuroscience, he felt that the sense most amenable to his expertise was olfaction.
The findings suggest that humanitarian aid trainees exhibit known risk and resilience factors before they enter the profession, whilst highlighting practice expectations and personal support perceptions that are amenable to positive change through training.
She's amenable to anything.
We're amenable to meeting with them".
