An aide suggested to some news media at the announcement that Mr. Emanuel would be amenable to an inquiry on the topic.
Fortunately, the mammary gland is rather amenable to experimental inquiry and, as a result, we have a fair, although incomplete, understanding of the mechanisms that control its development.
Ontological S-naturalism is the view that there exist only natural or physical things; semantic S-naturalism is the view that a suitable philosophical analysis of any concept must show it to be amenable to empirical inquiry.
S-naturalism in philosophy is either the (ontological) view that the only things that exist are natural or physical things; or the (semantic) view that a suitable philosophical analysis of any concept must show it to be amenable to empirical inquiry.
Everyone is entitled to an opinion on subjects not amenable to objective inquiry or whenever scientific facts are still equivocal and subject to alternative interpretations.
Fortunately, her husband, a writer and history buff, was more amenable to my inquiries.
Even though it has been recognised that not all phenomena are amenable to measurement, some research consumers continue to remain sceptical about the veracity of the evidence produced through qualitative inquiry.
"It's absolutely critical to our inquiry," she said, "and we are amenable to reasonable conditions".
The naturalist is likely to reject this mode of inquiry, while other reductionists may be more amenable to using it.
The common realist contention that theories can be viewed as gradually converging on the truth as scientific inquiry progresses suggests that such progress is amenable to assessment or measurement in some way, if only in principle.
The authors' approach to the redesign of the Expedition N experience was to focus on a constructivist approach using inquiry and experiential learning that engages each visitor in an open way, amenable to his or her own learning style, interests, and prior knowledge.
