Sentence examples for has become amenable from inspiring English sources
More recently, a second genome of the plant cell has become amenable to genetic engineering: the prokaryotically organized circular genome of the chloroplast.
The emergence of a progressive intermediate category of semi- public, internationally mandatory provisions, or "lois de police," has contributed somewhat to bridge the methodological gap; while remaining subject to specific unilateral methodology, foreign economic regulation has become amenable to application in domestic courts in private law litigation.
Only in recent years, with the accumulation of genomic data, evolution of introns has become amenable to a systematic, genome-wide analysis.
This work demonstrates that the study of dosage compensation has become amenable to species where previously no genetic resources were available.
See related editorial by Maxwell et al, The etiology of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) includes a genetic component that has become amenable to investigation in recent years.
Gene identification through physical and chemical mutagens has become amenable for large-scale analysis with the availability of markers [ 8], but gene tagging is more promising for functional analysis on a wider scale.
The results indicate that mortality from conditions which have become amenable to medical intervention has generally decreased in all districts of Poland in the past decades.
Mortality from conditions which have become amenable to medical intervention remains an important contributor to premature mortality, accounting for 17% of deaths under age 75.
On the other hand, the prospect of therapeutic measures is almost non-existent relative to the increasing number of metabolic diseases which have become amenable to treatment, such as lysosomal storage disorders [ 33].
The direct molecular weight determination and structural analysis of polypeptides and peptide mixtures have become amenable by the recent development of fast atom bombardment (FABMS) and 252Cf-plasma desorption (PDMS) mass spectrometry.
In the past few years, he has become more amenable to progressive arguments about gun control and global warming.
