Sentence examples for amenable to using from inspiring English sources

It found that younger consumers are the most amenable to using mobile wallets.

Aesthetics can be a deterrent, and about 30percentt of homes are situated in a way that is not amenable to using solar panels, said Gerald Falbel, owner of Optical Energy Technologies, a solar pool heating supplier in Stamford, Conn. Shady lawns pose a problem, and pumps can be too far from the roof.

Even where all other conditions appear amenable to using adaptive management, therefore, it is essential to consider the constraining (or liberating) effects of different land use regimes when deciding whether to adopt adaptive management to achieve those goals and, if so, how to implement it.

We found staffs and clients were amenable to using mobile money.

The naturalist is likely to reject this mode of inquiry, while other reductionists may be more amenable to using it.

So they're much more amenable to using and exploiting cyber in a way of making their business more efficient and engaging in strictly cybercriminal activities and so that's happening on the traditional crime syndicate and on the cybercrime syndicate a lot of the script kitties and opportunistic operations are being shed and you get a lot more organized cell-like structure.

This general equation is amenable to use in modeling both fractured and porous media systems.

To translate such "vascular immunotargeting" to clinical practice, it is necessary to replace antibodies by advanced ligands that are more amenable to use in humans.

Microfluidic devices for protein crystallization have been designed to consume small amounts of protein, be inexpensive and amenable to use in high-throughput protein crystallization efforts.

The scheme is amenable to use in near real time to provide short term forecasts of groundwater drought status if suitable forecasts of the driving meteorology are available.

The system reported is a generalizable approach amenable to use in automated (robotic) high-throughput screening efforts and can be used to identify compounds which affect protein conformation without necessarily acting as direct agonists or antagonists.