Sentence examples for amenable to running from inspiring English sources

Some metagenomic data analysis tools, such as QIIME (Caporaso et al. 2010a, b), mother (Schloss et al. 2009), and RDP classifier (Wang et al. 2007), are readily amenable to running automated analyses, especially for biologists with minimal bioinformatics backgrounds.

Condor-COPASI allows users to submit a number of predefined tasks, each of which is amenable to running in parallel (see Use Cases for full details).

He sketches out her rise through the New York "women's clubs" with brisk efficiency: she began singing to the well-heeled ladies of the Verdi Club, which she funded and ran, while Bayfield paid certain amenable journals to run positive reviews.

"Back in the cold war, with the threat of a potential adversary coming over the border, the Germans were more amenable to having tanks running through their towns," Mr. Gardner added.

No attempt was made to implement parallel computing with MBayesB, although it is readily amenable to parallel procedures through running multiple shorter MCMC chains (each chain should be longer than the burn-in period), which reduces the required wall-time for the calculations.

"That makes them more amenable to unregulated work.

Amenable to formal logic, theorems carry 100-percent certainty.

We note that many parts of the algorithm are independent and would be amenable to parallelization, however the current release (version 2.3.1) runs in serial mode only.

The Republicans that run Congress likely won't be amenable to many of them.

Parents who feel time is running out for their children may be more amenable to taking risks with treatment, said Pat Furlong, president of Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy.

As with wheel running, this endpoint depends upon movement and is amenable to full automation – another hallmark of successful forward genetic screens [ 5].