Sentence examples for amenable to extracting from inspiring English sources
With the advent of advances in molecular biology tools, materials from archived paraffin blocks are amenable to extracting high quality biological material for use in proteomics and genomics projects[ 8].
Colorectal cancer is one of the most amenable to extracting stage from pathology reports, with the main limitation being a lack of information about metastasis [ 42].
Uranium ores typically contain only a small amount of uranium-bearing minerals, and these are not amenable to smelting by direct pyrometallurgical methods; instead, hydrometallurgical procedures must be used to extract and purify the uranium values.
The method of analytical regularization is applied in order to extract the singular part in ISLAE, invert it exactly and reduce the problem to ISLAE of the second kind, which is readily amenable to calculation.
The methods used to extract taxonomic information from vibrios genomes are freely available in the web, have complementary taxonomic resolutions and are all amenable to automation for species and genera identification.
In addition, biotic samples are complex matrices that contain large amounts of possible interfering compounds that necessitate the use of extensive extraction and clean-up procedures to obtain extracts amenable to analysis.
Additional clean-up of the extract of the samples is generally necessary prior to analysis, and MAE is not amenable to automation (online extraction and detection).
The data extracted were not amenable to meta-analysis; a descriptive analysis was therefore conducted.
The extracted data were not amenable to meta-analysis due to a mixture of qualitative and quantitative studies being identified.
Endocervical samples were taken from 303 women attending their first prenatal visit at a community hospital in Sapporo, Japan, and the extracted DNAs (n = 280), amenable to 16S rRNA PCR amplification, were analysed by PCR that targeted C. trachomatis, U. parvum and U. urealyticum.
Current efforts are aimed at determining whether the whole-cell extract preparation described here is amenable to systems other than yeast.
