The phrase "amenable to experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is open to testing or experimentation, often in a scientific or research context.
Example: "The new drug showed promising results and was deemed amenable to experiment in clinical trials."
Alternatives: "open to testing" or "suitable for experimentation".
Of course, scientists would say the supreme being hypothesis is faith, and outside the realm of science -- that it's not amenable to experiment.
Specific structural elements involved in this mechanism, and their roles in the conformational transitions illuminated here describe, a specific substrate-driven allosteric mechanism that is directly amenable to experiment as shown previously for LeuT.
Considerable uncertainty attends the prediction of evolutionary responses to climate warming (Holt 1990), even for a short-lived organism with a simple life cycle that is amenable to experiment (Etterson and Shaw 2001).
This leaves the question addressed in a recent collection of papers: "Can we really read history from the genetic data?" [97] The authors acknowledged that "historical processes are not amenable to experiment and control, but it is possible to simulate a world and to test that simulation".
However, there are also several unique advantages Vermont has that would make the state particularly amenable to experimenting with broadband deployment.
In 2005 the public universities introduced tuition fees of around €60 per semester (and up to €500 in the state of Niedersachsen) for each student for a trial period; however, the German public was not amenable to the experiment and the temporary fee-based system was mostly abolished, the two remaining universities were due to abolish the fee requirement by the end of 2014.
When a preparation of purified protein solubilized in detergent is of interest, the detergent most amenable to the experiment being performed is often chosen.
Here, by using synthetic siRNAs targeting two genes, i.e. α-actinin and cystein protease 12 (cp12), we demonstrate T. vaginalis cells are amenable to RNAi experiments conducted by extrinsic siRNAs.
As the NMD pathway affects both mRNA isoform distributions as well as transcript levels, unraveling the underlying molecular mechanism(s) for the NMD requirement in proliferation will require full whole-transcriptome mapping studies of NMD deficient mammalian cells as well as the development of a conditional NMD null cell system amenable to rescue experiments.
Are genome editing techniques amenable to throughput experiments?
Hence this protein is not amenable to our experiments.
