Sentence examples for amenable to learning from inspiring English sources

She claimed he's not a misogynist and is "very amenable to learning".

Ultrasound is an increasingly important diagnostic tool and is amenable to online learning.

The proposed method is also amenable to continuous learning and flexible enough for implementation in highly-parallel architectures.

Although no attempts of tuning the performance of the method for the sake of maximal generality, the descriptor vectors are very easily amenable to machine learning implementation, which is expected to greatly enhance the discrimination power of the method (albeit at the cost of generality and the requirement of a training set).

The two-dimensional paradigm (shown in Fig 1A) enabled us to dissect task- and stimulus-coupled improvements in judgments of spatial position, a visual task that is particularly amenable to perceptual learning [4], [13], [18], [26], [31], [32], [34] [37].

An online psychoeducation package for bipolar disorder such as Beating Bipolar is feasible and acceptable to patients who are amenable to computerised learning and have access to a computer and may be particularly suited to early intervention.

Accurate normalisation of the curves shown in Figure S1 is clearly amenable to a machine learning approach, and we are continuing to address this problem.

We should look to the American models of service-learning and community action research, which are more amenable to group work and learning together.

A few initial works have proposed ways to make persistent homology's outputs directly amenable to standard machine learning techniques (typically via kernel approaches [57 59]).

Its residents are more amenable to new phrasings: they have had to learn Mandarin on top of their own — rather distinct — local dialect.

This explanation is amenable to our study.