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The timely convergence of all these affordable methodologies, amenable to fairly small sample size such as tissue biopsies, MACS sorted cells (magnetic activated cell sorting), and cultured cells, combined with advances in genome editing technology, will accelerate the identification of novel targets and the development of new compounds.
Ossoff, a clean-cut 30-year-old running a fairly standard-issue campaign, seems more amenable to establishment Democrats.
I couldn't make the 40th as I had a wedding that same weekend, but it was fairly well-attended and everyone seemed amenable to getting together more often.
On this basis it seems likely that the public may soon be amenable to measures designed to share the economic burden "fairly"—such as increased taxation of the very wealthy (especially since many are inclined to blame the City super-rich for their predicament, rather than, say, Gordon Brown or their own imprudence).
While the neuropsychological deficits tend to be fairly stable in chronic schizophrenia [ 16, 19], it has been suggested that there might be more amenable changes during the prodromal period and shortly after the illness onset.
We show that if a Banach space X is "fairly close" to a Hilbert space, then the Banach algebra K X) of all compact operators on X is approximately amenable.
Waits for treatment are more amenable to planning (Thomas and Burnet, 2001), as the number of cancer patients per annum (the incidence rate) is fairly stable.
Others were more amenable.
