Sentence examples for amenable to further from inspiring English sources

His work is complex, profoundly in touch with the traditions of English, American and European verse, and always amenable to further re-readings.

The series are amenable to further analytical examinations.

The resulting model is simpler to implement, more robust, and amenable to further development.

The sensors operate based on responding to the analyte by generating a signal amenable to further processing.

As this essay will indicate, defenders of the concept of reconciliation do believe that it is amenable to further articulation.

Since (34) and (35) involve an integral, which in general do not admit closed-form solution, hence, it is not amenable to further processing and diversity order analysis.

Section VII of [21] gives a scheme similar to our scheme with oblivious users (see Section 3), but their sum rate lower bound, given in Theorem involving four expectation operations, neither brings any insight about the sum rate behavior nor seems amenable to any further analysis.

Winchelsey did concede though that if the war with France, which was what the money was requested to fund, continued into the following year, then the clergy would be amenable to making further contributions.

The current model is comprehensive, but we used a modeling approach that is very amenable to adding further details and making modifications as subsequent experimental data and new hypotheses emerge.

An advantage of direct immunoassays is their relative simplicity, which makes them amenable to automation and further reductions in time and costs [ 6].

Since epigenetic reprogramming is amenable to pharmacological modulation, further elucidation of this mechanism might provide novel treatment strategies for atherosclerosis [ 5].