But more fundamentally, Ms. Crichton said, Little, Brown published works of literary fiction and serious nonfiction less amenable to big-budget marketing campaigns.
The fact that a significant proportion of microorganisms are not amenable to culture [3] is another serious drawback of those techniques.
What is disparagingly called scientism insists that, if a question isn't amenable to scientific solution, it is not a serious question at all.
Chromate [Cr VI)] is a serious environmental pollutant, which is amenable to bacterial bioremediation.
The third group, said Green, would be made up of "people with serious genetic disorders that are not amenable to other modes of prevention like genetic screening -- because maybe the specific mutation isn't known or many different genes are involved -- and who still want to have their own biological child".
Viruses that cause serious public health problems, and which are amenable to therapeutic effects of DNA-binding proteins, include human immunodeficiency virus (HIV -1, HIV -1tis B virus, hepatitismplex virus, and human papilloma virus.
Abnormalities in developmental processes, such as craniofacial and digit anatomy, and longitudinal bone growth, result in serious human diseases, but are not easily amenable to treatment with small molecule drugs or neutralizing antibodies.
Indeed, if doctors and health insurance administrators are serious about providing quality health care, then they should be amenable to the idea of providing a refund for not meeting expectations, says medical ethicist David Thomasma of Loyola University in Chicago.
While online content is often serious and often informative, you'll make your skills much more amenable to world of online content if you've got a great sense of humor.
He said that he is agitating for the Obama administration to make serious inroads on poverty alleviation because the current White House will be the most amenable to the concerns of people of color.
