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Using a Delphi process, this study identified essential components of VATS right upper lobectomy most amenable to focused simulation.

So often women, especially young women, try to make everyone like us, we try to be totally amenable, try to focus on everyone else's needs, and we end up offering to do work that isn't ours or tolerating treatment that shouldn't be tolerated.

Although genome-editing and shRNA technologies have not yet been tested in mosaic zebrafish cancer models, these techniques are amenable to both focused studies of single genes and large-scale genome-wide screens.

This surface validated well and offers a reliable habitat management tool that is readily amenable to application in efforts to focus sustainable landscape planning.

Primary care interventions to increase exercise need to focus on constructs amenable to intervention that predict exercise behavior.

This meeting brought together salmon biologists and evolutionary biologists to focus on salmon datasets amenable to evolutionary analysis.

Some level of problem solving may be appropriate whatever supervision strategy is used but may need to focus on areas that are amenable to change.

This attitude allows innovation scholars to focus on issues that are more easily amenable to scientific research, such as technological paradigms or the diffusion of innovations.

For example, the study of psychiatric disorders has begun to focus on their fractionation into endophenotypes simpler disease 'units' more amenable to experimental approaches.

Here was situation that was amenable to change and would have been a suitable area in which to focus extension effort.

Although these strategies provide an efficient mechanism for screening large populations, they tend to focus on advanced disease, which may not be as amenable to therapies.