Sentence examples for amenable to these from inspiring English sources

Mathematics recognises many sorts of symmetry, not all of them amenable to these sorts of geometrical analogy.

"The state courts are much more amenable to these kinds of lawsuits than the federal courts are," Professor Pitts said, "and this is where these battles are going to be played out".

Opportunities for both in vivo applications and in vitro assays ranging from gene expression to pathology to elucidate biochemical processes in cells are amenable to these methods.

Voters will opt for the far-left and far-right instead, as they have in Italy, neither of which is amenable to these kind of reforms — or, we'll see, perhaps to the euro itself.

Finally, we conclude the talk by introducing a novel formulation for HJ reachability analysis that is more amenable to these data-driven methods, which results in improved computation time.

Although the cycles demonstrated in this work are partially tolerant to the co-administration of both hydrogen peroxide and glyoxylate, an early earth environment that plausibly produces both glyoxylate and H2O2 amenable to these protometabolic cycles has not been identified and thus remains open to further exploration.

Abundant plant life in the Iroquois regions suggested the use of curvy forms with leaf and floral patterns, and beads were more amenable to the working of these more delicate motifs.

The classic route to xanthene dyes, the condensation of a phthalic anhydride with a resorcinol or aminophenol, is not amenable to the synthesis of these anthracenyl scaffolds.

It is therefore important that the androgen used to treat hypogonadism is amenable to the action of these metabolizing enzymes and can also mediate the non-androgen receptor actions of testosterone.

Can Mirantis' cloud in a box succeed, in a market that doesn't seem particularly amenable to buying these shrink-wrapped appliances from anyone?

Freed of dice rolling, complex calculations, and coordination of the sequence of play, casual gamers were more amenable to playing these games.