Sentence examples similar to amenable to reshaping structures from inspiring English sources

While this mobilisation offers significant opportunities, it may also not be readily amenable to reshaping as a regulated form of health sector outreach, especially if this is not accompanied by access to significant new resources [ 20].

The proposed voluntary redundancy programme will help us to reshape structures and reduce our costs by £1.6m in the current year.

Other driving forces are epigenetic alterations, which affect both DNA and histone modifications and lead to reshaping of chromatin structures, thereby permitting gene expression adaptations that favor cancer progression [ 3].

The extension allows us to reshape network structure not only on the occasion of circulating states but on the occasion of any required path states.

To that end, they vote not to reshape the structure of the system, but rather to yield important changes in political alliances, policy direction and personnel.

Mapping out their structure remains a fundamental problem a challenge that leaves scientists wondering which among these proteins are truly disordered and which ones are simply not amenable to current structure-mapping techniques.

These data suggest that this TTP peptide-RNA complex is structured in solution and might be amenable to NMR structure determination.

Boras reiterated that Bonds would be "very amenable" to structuring a five-year contract so that the money would be backloaded.

However, a slightly shorter construct (535 700) yielded crystals in a tetragonal space group that proved amenable to structure determination.

Three years later he began financing a series of giant industrial consolidations that were to reshape the corporate structure of the American manufacturing sector.

Congress is pondering these issues as it prepares to reshape the power structure of financial regulators in Washington, including the S.E.C.