"There were clearly elements not amenable to engagement".
In K-12 education, Democrats have been amenable to for-profit involvement on policies like Supplemental Education Services and school turnarounds, where the for-profit role is limited to support services or a small subset of troubled schools.
An exception may occur in tumors involving the mainstem bronchus that are amenable to lobectomy using sleeve resection and bronchoplasty; similarly, involvement of a main pulmonary artery may be amenable to lobectomy and arterioplasty.
Marital status, although not amenable to change, may bring to light the issue of male involvement in obstetric care.
While Vonsattel grading and H-V striatal score are closely related, (Pearson r = 0.90, measured using 346 HD brains), H-V scores are a continuous metric and therefore more amenable to adjustment of covariates such as CAG repeat size in modeling of neuropathological involvement and independently assesses striatal and cortical involvement.
The global issues are of course less amenable to Washington's influence, but these problems cannot begin to be solved without presidential involvement.
In the 7th edition of the staging system, which was published in 2010, involvement of celiac lymph nodes was reclassified as regional nodal disease, and thus potentially amenable to resection, albeit after preoperative chemoradiation.
While Yeast 1.0 represented a major advance, particularly through the definition of standards and by the involvement of the wider yeast community, a major flaw was that it was not amenable to constraint-based analysis.
The highly technocratic nature of iCCM may be more amenable to policy entrepreneurship of someone in the MoH than would be a highly politicized policy issue with greater civil society involvement.
She's amenable to anything.
We're amenable to meeting with them".
