Sentence examples for amenable to research from inspiring English sources

Rather, in Kuhn's eyes, astrology is not science because it was always more akin to medieval medicine; they followed a sequence of rules and guidelines for a seemingly necessary field with known shortcomings, but they did no research because the fields are not amenable to research, and so, "They had no puzzles to solve and therefore no science to practise".

We report here the effectiveness of artificial microRNA silencing in a species considerably more amenable to research, B. distachyon, from which gained knowledge can be contributed towards the optimization of bioenergy grasses.

Results: An increase in the accessible data, computational resources and methodology has resulted in an increase in the size and resolution of studied systems and the complexity of the questions amenable to research.

There has been limited research on therapist training yet the training of therapists is as amenable to research as are psychological treatments themselves, the design of choice being the randomised controlled trial (RCT).

Genomics research is especially amenable to collaborative research (Shaffer et al., 2010), in part because teaching and research materials are both easily accessible and readily distributed and because raw data can be available at low cost (often free, from nationally funded databases).

Our analysis identifies a number of potentially useful areas for the study of facilitated modelling workshops from a decision development perspective, and articulates a number tentative research questions and testable propositions amenable to empirical research.

Olmsted County, located in southeast Minnesota, is relatively isolated from other urban centers, rendering it amenable to epidemiologic research.

This attitude allows innovation scholars to focus on issues that are more easily amenable to scientific research, such as technological paradigms or the diffusion of innovations.

Funding bodies (and grant reviewers), too, may be hard to convince even those that have traditionally been amenable to transformative research.

Physiological adaptation to metals has been especially studied in macrolichens which are more amenable to experimental research both in the field and laboratory, and has not yet been investigated experimentally in Acarospora or other saxicolous crustose lichens.

Contending that less complex brains would be more amenable to this research, the study of invertebrate and in particular fly behavior developed into a prominent focus of attention [7], [8], [13], [14].