Sentence examples for amenable to expansion from inspiring English sources

However, the first peptides made by the primitive translation system were likely relatively simple and hence perhaps not amenable to "expansion" because they actually had limited utility.

The small model system investigated in this study is easily amenable to expansion, and the deconvolution protocol would be expected to increase further in efficiency with larger systems.

The distributions are not simply unimodal (and thus not amenable to simple expansion model fitting), but secondary peaks are seen at 6 7 differences (ca. 0.30% change per lineage).

Circulatory dysfunction in cirrhotic patients with pre-renal kidney failure may be amenable to plasma expansion and future trials to evaluate fluid resuscitation strategies in these patients are warranted.

This study uniquely identified a robust long-term culture surface for the self-renewal of hESCs without the use of biologic coatings (e.g., peptides, proteins, or Matrigel™) in completely chemically-defined media that employed practical culturing techniques amenable to clinical-scale cell expansion.

See: http://www.biomedcental.com/1741-7007/8/125 Embryonic stem cells (ESCs) are derived from the inner cell mass of preimplantation embryos; they are amenable to manipulation, enrichment and expansion and retain the developmental potency of embryonic founder cells, being able to differentiate into cells and tissues of all three germ layers both in vitro and in vivo [ 1, 2].

The resulting (hyperbolic) system of equations for the coefficients in these expansions are then amenable to a high-order accurate treatment via DG approximations.

Our approach is constructive and leads to explicit expansion formulae which are amenable to rigorously control the S-matrix elements.

It certainly seems like voters in Utah, Idaho and Nebraska are more amenable to at least one tenet of Obamacare ― the Medicaid expansion ― when it isn't being marketed by the first black president.

But he also understands that the United States benefits from a stable international system, the expansion of commerce, and a world that is open and amenable to American leadership.

In this numerically derived basis the strong coupling between expansion modes in the original basis is reduced thus making it amenable to block diagonal preconditioning.