The phrase "amenable to large" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is open or responsive to large-scale changes or influences, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The project is amenable to large adjustments in its scope to accommodate new requirements."
Alternatives: "open to significant" or "receptive to major".
This novel process only requires single step lithography and is amenable to large scale fabrication.
If architects and city planners could better model how crowds move through urban environments, they might find ways to make cities more amenable to large groups of people.
An analysis time of 6 min was shorter than previously published methods and amenable to large studies.
Micromechanical exfoliation of highly ordered pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) [10, 11], although yielding a good quality graphene, is not amenable to large scale production.
Moreover, instead of prioritizing open public spaces for exercise or family gatherings (important for populations that cannot afford second homes outside the city), private funders tend to prefer particular types of facilities - amphitheaters, footpaths and gardens - that are less amenable to large groups or physical activity.
Establishing a zebrafish model for FXS is very useful in this context, as the zebrafish embryo is amenable to large scale, small molecule drug screens.
But given the enormity of the legacy literature, how can this largely unexploited wealth of descriptive data be rendered amenable to large-scale computation?
They are less likely to induce immune rejection, and amenable to large-scale production.
Available versions of turbidostat control are expensive and not amenable to large-scale operation.
The resulting pork was - and would be still if new waste legislation can be negotiated - thoroughly good food, and highly amenable to large-scale application.
Even though the feasible set is non-convex, the reformulation is exact and amenable to large-scale numerical analysis, a prerequisite for computationally feasible genome scale modelling.
