Sentence examples similar to difference is amenable to from inspiring English sources

All members of the clade are closely related diploids (2n = 24) (Peralta and Spooner 2001; Nesbitt and Tanksley 2002) that share a high degree of synteny (Quiros 1991; Chetelat and Ji 2007), and are to some degree intercrossable (Rick 1979); therefore species differences are amenable to genetic analyses.

EXPANDS presents several useful features that provide an improvement over existing approaches: it can be applied to single tumor samples and is amenable to analyze differences in tumor heterogeneity within large datasets.

But not everything in a relationship is amenable to logic".

This approach is amenable to concurrent computations.

Thomas is amenable to the parallel.

This explanation is amenable to our study.

The hCD2 reporter transgene is amenable to flow cytometry analyses.

We found differences in the odds of attendance amongst different ethnic groups, which may reflect cultural differences that are amenable to interventions.

The Macedonian conflict should be amenable to resolution.

It is important to identify these differences as certain factor may be amenable to change.

The implication is that this variation is due to differences in clinical practices and therefore may be amenable to interventions that alter practice.