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Heroin addiction is particularly amenable to treatment.

His main business is brand licensing, and it's a business that is particularly amenable to enriching himself while he's president.

Among these features, Ca2 + entry through Cav1 channels is particularly amenable to pharmacotherapy in early stage cPD patients.

One land use that is particularly amenable to this type of manipulation is agricultural land, which often has high sequestration potential.

The CMS framework is particularly amenable to propagation of uncertainty through one or more of the analysis paths at component or at global level using perturbations.

Cardiac arrest is an example of a common, high impact occurrence that is particularly amenable to interprofessional team based simulation training exercises.

"Entrepreneurship is a big thing in San Francisco, and the visual arts are particularly amenable to it.

But problems specific to mobile wireless networks are particularly amenable to solutions that use network coding.

We focus on peptides up to <100 amino acids as these are particularly amenable to NMR structural analysis.

"Entrepreneurship is a big thing in San Francisco, and the visual arts are particularly amenable to it," investment mogul and chair of the SFMOMA board Charles Schwab said in 2000.

The rivers of Bangladesh are particularly amenable to breeding and raising fish, and aquaculture is the source of more than two-fifths of the country's fish yield.