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General dental practitioners' contracts resemble budget silos which are not generally amenable to large-scale resource reallocation at local levels in the absence of significant underperformance or more serious contractual breaches.

Gradually, he sought out analysts he did not know, and somewhat to his surprise found them generally amenable, some even bringing a change of clothes to the shoot.

Mr. Sardi said that he often chose Mr. Bevan's caricature subjects, and that Mr. Bevan was generally amenable unless the subject was a critic.

But there are also a lot of progressive health-care specialists who are generally amenable to the idea of competition, but who have looked closely at Ryan's solution and found it wanting.

Republicans, who appreciated the tax cuts, were generally amenable to her social programs like expanded health insurance for children; Democrats said she had done little beyond happening upon a booming economy and allowing the state's debt burden to escalate.

Although bioinformatics workflows are generally amenable to parallelization, the challenges involved are however not only computationally, but also data intensive.

The previous chapters were limited to describing and achieving optimum microstructures in alloys for targeted combination of properties in mill products, which are generally not amenable to fabrication of components using promising manufacturing processes.

The motivations come from the facts that digital devices for interfacing a plant with a controller quantize signals and an exact discrete-time model of the T S fuzzy system is generally not amenable to synthesis process.

The rapid development of purification processes for polysaccharide vaccines is constrained by a lack of analytical tools current technologies for the measurement of polysaccharide recovery and process-related impurity clearance are complex, time-consuming, and generally not amenable to high throughput process development (HTPD).

Younger Mormons, in particular, according to a Public Religion Research Institute poll last year, are generally more amenable to the idea of same-sex marriage.

This suggests that during replication heterochromatic H2AX is generally more amenable to phosphorylation.