Sentence examples for amenable to training from inspiring English sources

Communication skills have been shown to influence individuals' experience of aggression and are also amenable to training.

The device we used was garment-based, potentially making it more amenable to training.

"We tend to think of the human voice like eye color or the fairness of your skin, but voice is a muscular mechanism and, as such, it is amenable to training," Mars says.

Some of these problems might be amenable to training and education.

Such a cognitive component should be amenable to training and, thus, medical schools can play a positive role in the development of students' understanding about empathy [ 8].

Such a cognitive component is also amenable to training and, thus, medical schools can play a positive role in the development of students' understanding about empathy [ 4].

They found it acceptable and were amenable to skills training.

Furthermore, not all animals are amenable to such training, raising the issue of possible population bias [ 3].

Clearly, this is not amenable to simulator training – or, at the very least, it requires 'outside the box' thinking about how to create an appropriate simulation environment.

This learning is amenable to simulation training, whereby students can experiment with changing priorities whilst observing and subsequently discussing the clinical consequences.

Research suggests that other strains of P. aeruginosa can be controlled to some extent by phage, and thus would be amenable to phage training (Morello et al. 2011; Alemayehu et al. 2012), and there is indication that some lytic phages can be cross-infective on different bacterial genotypes or strains (Poullain et al. 2008; Poisot et al. 2011b; Weitz et al. 2013).