The phrase "amenable to normalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is open to being adjusted, modified, or standardized, particularly in fields like data analysis, psychology, or social sciences.
Example: "The dataset is amenable to normalization, allowing for more accurate comparisons across different variables."
Alternatives: "open to standardization" or "suitable for normalization".
While there are many AIS mutations described, those localized in the LBD and associated with 1) normal Kd, 2) normal Bmax, and 3) qualitative abnormalities of ligand-receptor interaction would be the most amenable to normalization.
Experiments were performed to establish if the three mutants were affected by an impairment of the NH2-COOH terminal interaction, and if so, if this impairment would be amenable to normalization using conditions that enhance stability of binding, for instance by increasing concentrations of natural or synthetic AR agonists.
Consequently, off-target data are highly diverse and not amenable to global normalization approaches that treat noise as either entirely random or entirely correlated.
Low MCM5 gene expression could mark tumors with low proliferation, abnormal vasculature and hypoxia, the profile most amenable to vessel normalization and cell kill by bevacizumab + chemotherapy.
The approach we describe is amenable to alternative normalization methods, application of any segmentation algorithm that can employ ratio data, and use of other sequence mapping algorithms suitable for short read data.
This construct suggests a formal proposition that is amenable to prospective testing: P 1 A complex intervention is disposed to normalization if it confers an interactional advantage in flexibly accomplishing congruence and disposal.
These policies demonstrate that the normalization has not changed the fundamental direction of Cuban foreign policy in a way amenable to American interests.
She's amenable to anything.
We're amenable to meeting with them".
Heroin addiction is particularly amenable to treatment.
Parenting behaviors are amenable to intervention.
