Sentence examples for amenable to regulation from inspiring English sources

They lend themselves to a model whereby the plant polyadenylation complex is dynamic and amenable to regulation and evolutionary changes.

Even in public parks, smoking was seen by some as a 'personal' decision, and unlikely to be amenable to regulation.

The normal αβ-tubulin conformational cycle contributes to microtubule dynamics and makes them more amenable to regulation.

These allosteric contributions to microtubule dynamics make microtubules more amenable to regulation by cellular factors that enhance elongation, trigger catastrophe, and promote nucleation.

Huxley (2006) explains that in order to better appreciate the articulation of spatial rationalities in the fabrication of governable spaces, we must pay close attention to the way authorities imagine these spaces and make them amenable to regulation.

Any differential impact of the new CMS on older women would not be readily amenable to regulation while the family is still required to find the majority of health care costs out-of-pocket.

In some, opponents of banking reform might be more amenable to tighter regulation if it is seen to be imposed from outside.

We chose to adopt the Vav-gene promoter, demonstrated to confer tissue specific expression of transgenes in vivo [6], in order to make it amenable to timed regulation.

Such sites are potentially amenable to epigenetic regulation by DNA methylation.

The findings imply that the increased content of native CaMKII resulted in potentially higher CaMKII activity which is amenable to physiological regulation during muscle recruitment in vivo.

Tony Abbott has indicated he is amenable to lifting regulations that prohibit overseas interests owning more than 49% of Qantas, saying it would "unshackle" the struggling company.