Sentence examples for amenable to management from inspiring English sources

Several factors influencing water use by plantations are amenable to management control, so there is scope to design and manage forest plantations deliberately for water use efficiency.

If the declines emerged as a result of age-dependent clutch size and productivity coupled with a shifting population age-structure, neither measure may be particularly amenable to management and there may be less concern about an ongoing recovery.

CAP is a well characterized disease, relatively homogeneous and amenable to management according to defined protocols.

3 Contacts for conditions that would be amenable to management in primary care represent a substantial proportion of the workload.

This is the first mapping review specifically exploring ambulance use among patients with problems amenable to management in primary care.

Each of these steps may prove amenable to management intervention to promote or inhibit evolutionary change depending on the management goals (Table 1).

Orthopedic surgery may need to be considered in some cases (such as scoliosis management), in which progression occurs beyond that which is amenable to conservative management, although results of spinal surgery may be suboptimal.

Of course, some Sino-American problems -- Taiwan and missile defense, for example -- are not amenable to multilateral management.

In two cases of presumed oligometastatic stage IV MM, FDG PET-CT identified additional sites of disease still amenable to surgical management and resulted in a major impact by altering and widening the field of surgical resection.

The secondary aim of the study was to determine if the abnormal TEE findings were associated with major postoperative adverse cardiac events (MACE) and thus may be amenable to future management strategies.

Responses may have differed for chronic conditions amenable to medical management compared to life-threatening diseases.