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"They're a very amenable constituency for that kind of taxation," he said.

In times of shortage of young academics, this is a very important factor that is amenable to intervention.

Ultrasound guidance is a very useful modality to define such unfavorable neck anatomy which are non amenable by just palpation of neck.

One of major reasons for using the reduction reaction of 4-NP to assess the catalytic activity of AuNPs is that it is very amenable to monitor the reaction by UV-visible spectrophotometry, both qualitatively and quantitatively.

This was a very strong response field and was amenable to a very high level of stringency so we focused on the Bonferonni corrected results with a FWER p-value cutoff of 0.00001 to insure that genes chosen for further analysis were reliably responsive to our experimental conditions and to keep the number of genes in the downstream analytical pool reasonable.

All the above-mentioned examples suggest that P. dumerilii is an experimental system that is very amenable to chemical screens.

Second, the retina is highly accessible and is very amenable to in vivo hypothesis testing, 12 thus the role of hypothesized gene candidates and network interactions in cell fate determination and differentiation can be readily assessed.

She claimed he's not a misogynist and is "very amenable to learning".

Although the priming paradigm used by Schacter and colleagues may be used to investigate implicit memory for visual objects, this paradigm is not very amenable for investigating whether spreading activation may exist in visuospatial memory networks.

Since the Nudix family is large and functionally heterogeneous it is not very amenable to projection of annotations just by homology.

The current model is comprehensive, but we used a modeling approach that is very amenable to adding further details and making modifications as subsequent experimental data and new hypotheses emerge.