Compared with other modes, the advantages of exercise are manifold: low-cost, noninvasive, easy to implement, and amenable to being practiced in either home or clinical settings (Gueldner et al 1997; Kohut and Senchina 2004).
It can be made from fabric, wool, silk, etc. just as long as the material is flexible (stretchy) and amenable to being twisted around during wearing.
We report on a physically based Fermi-level modeling approach designed to be accurate and yet amenable to be implemented in a device-size process simulator.
It is diverse, iconoclastic, open-minded, does not (as a rule) take itself particularly seriously, and is amenable to being told that it's wrong on matters of historical fact, although it might grumble a bit about that.
One may try to express one's thoughts in definite, straightforward language, yet because of the semiotic aspects of one's utterances, what one says carries no single meaning and is amenable to being interpreted in more than one way.
This method of expression is relatively expensive, laborious and less amenable to being scaled-up in comparison to prokaryotic expression systems.
Alternatively, using pre-functionalized components to self-assemble into targeted NPs would eliminate the need for post-modification of NPs and is amenable to being scaled-up with little batch-to-batch variability.
Your hedgehog may be irritable during this process and less amenable to being held; you can try an oatmeal bath to ease their discomfort.
He was four at the time and not particularly amenable to being photographed.
For the Greeks, inventors of democracy and a people not amenable to being pushed around by despots, love was a disordering and thus preferably brief experience.
