Sentence examples for as being amenable from inspiring English sources

While unlikely to supplant more traditional methods for most aero-optics applications, the current method can be used to give a quantitative assessment of the other methods as well as being amenable to the addition of more physics.

While farmers struggle to view methane as being amenable to technological manipulation, policy makers look to more discriminating measures of methane that could take the impacts of technological manipulation into account.

In the second place, the physicalist project is normally thought of as being amenable to philosophical argument, whereas it is completely unclear where philosophical argument would enter the naturalistic project.

As well as being amenable to ex vivo manipulation, macrophages can also preferentially localize to the site of injury following in vivo administration.

Tables 1 and 2 indicate that five factors specifically were ranked as particularly important to NA overutilization as well as being amenable to intervention.

The areas most frequently identified as being amenable to this kind of educational strategy were chronic headaches, arthritis, fibromyalgia, medications, alternative therapies and diabetes, but several respondents indicated that it would work well in any condition.

We were concerned about the low longitudinal sensitivity of the cytology test but it is well accepted that quality of cytology depends on many factors as is extremely amenable to poor reproducibility.

Several of their top people, known as "the Garang boys", are amenable, as was Mr Garang, to the idea of a federal Sudan with an autonomous south.

Some Liberals, such as Peter Talbot, were amenable to Haultain's becoming the first Premier of Alberta, either as the head of a non-partisan government or one formed by a coalition of Liberals and Conservatives.

We anticipate broad application of such a system as it is amenable to combinatorial drug screening in a simple, robust and portable platform.

Indeed, Pearl indicates that it is the availability of prior knowledge that allows the inference problem to be structured in such a way as to be amenable to causal reasoning [7].