Sentence examples for amenable to refinement from inspiring English sources

With the availability of more data sets on other tissues (e.g., liver) and the development of new methods that may utilize novel characteristics of the miRNA-mRNA relationships, ExprTarget is amenable to refinement to guide the prediction of miRNA targets.

Estimation of community exposure to RFs from transmitters may, however, be amenable to refinement.

Our model, which highlights the important role of domain domain interactions, not only is consistent with recent observations but also is amenable to further experimental verification and refinement.

The complex, highly duplicated nature of SDs is not amenable to high-throughput assembly methods without refinement.

Further refinement of the modelling work on other semicrystalline polymers amenable to permanganic etching is also a possibility.

Moreover, the mouthparts (labium) of adult Toxorhynchites are noticeably elongated and curved downward, a presumed morphological refinement toward nectar feeding that also might render them less amenable to piercing skin (Clements 1999).

Translating preclinical findings into new treatments for human osteoarthritis requires a critical appraisal and refinement of animal models, identification of those pathogenic mechanisms that are amenable to intervention, and pharmacological targeting of those mechanisms in the right people at the right time.

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.