There are, in human affairs, two kinds of problems: those which are amenable to a technical solution and those which are not.
By contrast, automobile pollution, shopping malls and airplane noise are mere technical issues, amenable to regulatory and technical solutions.
Because no cure is in sight, Friedland felt that society's goal ought to be to focus on clinical care that extends beyond the hospital and takes into account a patient's "environmental needs". A continuity of care must be developed, he said, for this disease which is "not amenable to one-shot technical care". Friedland further stressed that drug abuse must be treated along with the AIDS disease.
The process components are designed to (a) facilitate simplified and low-intensity processing, (b) be amenable to modularization, (c) reduce technical process implementation risk, and (d) reduce capital costs for tropical limonite projects.
Of the 790 adverse events included in the CTCAE, 78 symptoms were identified as amenable to patient self-reporting, and the technical language was changed into plain expression [14].
If anything, Congress' deletion of the word "technical," makes § 2111 more amenable to harmless-error review of constitutional violations.
Although organoids are in principle amenable to high-throughput screenings, progress has been hampered by technical constraints and extensive manipulations required by current methods.
Some still require significant technical sophistication, while others are more amenable to common lab practices.
Although the Agilent SureSelect Human All Exon V4 + UTR probe set captured DNA from exon 1B in our study, data from targeted capture and exome sequencing are generally not amenable to the discovery of copy number variations because of technical biases.
Cell lines do have technical advantages (relative homogeneity, large quantity, more amenable to RNAi, etc).
