Sentence examples for initially amenable from inspiring English sources

Some at SoftBank were initially amenable as long as the Japanese company retained some influence.

The ACS initially seemed amenable to the idea, but then suddenly decided not to move forward with the relationship.

While President Barack Obama initially seemed amenable to the standards -- in 2010, he named them among "the most important updates to the ADA since its original enactment" -- last year his administration quietly postponed consideration of new web accessibility standards until 2018.

Before the advent of combination chemotherapy, the role of metastectomy was limited to those patients who initially presented with disease amenable to surgical resection.

Initially, a novel RS-type FF amenable to a QCA implementation is proposed.

Initially, a search and selection of amenable studies were performed based on data deposited in the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) and ArrayExpress (AE) databases.

Measurement of the G4C2 repeat length initially proved technically challenging as it is not amenable to PCR-based sequencing.

We initially compared different procedures to prepare frozen tissues amenable for nuclease treatment without disrupting chromatin integrity.

We then compute three kinds of centrality measures that were initially developed by Freeman (1979) before later being made amenable in STATA by Miura (2012) and Cerulli and Zinilli (2014): Degree centrality measures the importance of a vertex by the number of its connections and was obtained from peer advice network information.

In order to select cHPs of S. pneumoniae R6 that were truly uncharacterised and that were chemically amenable to experimental analysis, 858 potential cHPs were initially selected.

Patients initially diagnosed with metastatic disease (or locally advanced disease not amenable to surgery) were included in the >24 month disease-free interval.