Sentence examples for amenable to science from inspiring English sources

While Americans choose their next president, let us consider a question more amenable to science: Which candidate's supporters have a better sense of humor?

Throughout history, the domain of knowledge amenable to science has only ever changed in one direction: at the expense of all others.

The first challenge for biologists is characterizing morality in terms amenable to science.

But once they're in this terrain, they'll surely find that the processes that make up the inner life are not amenable to the methodologies of social science.

This framework can be used to build a universal and modular system for the visualization, design, and construction of shapes, amenable to a broad range of science, engineering, architecture, and design applications.

In the past few years, the possibility of placing extra information as an online adjunct to a printed paper has made this process easier and has made a journal like Science more amenable to papers in areas that were often off-limits because of the sheer quantity of data required to support the authors' claims.

It is not a matter of doing science in Asia or Singapore but where facilities and funding are amenable to an environment conducive to good science in the whole world.

Various phenomena in the biological or physical sciences are amenable to the description by level crossings of random Gaussian processes [1, 2].

Student truancy is another dimension in the retention of math and science teachers that is highly amenable to public policy.

As medical science advanced, more conditions would become amenable to routine treatment, and expensive hospital care could be restricted to fewer cases.

Of course, scientists would say the supreme being hypothesis is faith, and outside the realm of science -- that it's not amenable to experiment.