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The oil sanctions, which the Iranians are seeking desperately to avoid, are one of several factors that American officials believe may make Tehran more amenable to exploring a diplomatic solution.

However, most of the classical experimental animal models are not amenable to explore the fine details of the dynamic interaction between Schwann cells and neurons because of the inaccessibility of these cells to direct live imaging at high resolution.

In addition, health, sociodemographic or workplace factors associated with EWL, especially those amenable to change, were explored to identify potential targets to manage and prevent EWL.

The C4 leaf model was used to explore how amenable polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) production is with these four compartments working cooperatively.

This nanocomplex is highly amenable as an alternative tool to explore the dynamics of intricate mRNA activities in various physiological and pathological conditions.

4 9 13–21 The scaling in sample size allows us to explore issues less amenable to investigation in smaller studies due to their limitations of statistical power.

Lebanon remains a tourist-friendly bolthole, amenable to independent exploration.

The relationships between nodes and edges, in turn, define the network's topology, which is amenable to descriptive analyses that explore local and global aspects of a network's organization (Sporns 2014).

We show that the genetically amenable beetle Tribolium castaneum represents a feasible model organism to explore MMP functions in vivo.

This species is genetically amenable, with a variety of genetic tools already developed to explore these processes.

Based on a limited amount of available experimental data amenable to analysis, an attempt is made in this work to explore whether there exists an explicit relationship between the cyclic slip irreversibility and fatigue life.