The problem is too large and deep-rooted to be amenable to modest reformism.
The organization, which is amenable to controlling invasive or nuisance species, even by lethal means, says that the cormorant problem is too complex and broad to tackle in a vacuum.
"But the president may be amenable if this person sent a letter saying, 'What can you do to help me?' If a high-level athlete misses the Games because of a bureaucratic problem, that is too bad.
Steady-state flowsheet simulations can be too complex to be amenable to direct optimization.
Sample size at older ages was too small to be amenable to analysis.
Most remarkably it has allowed us to reconstruct the biology of diverse life forms, such as the syphilis pathogen [ 8], the malarial parasite [ 9] or the diverse uncultivable microorganisms [ 10], which were never too amenable to classical experimentation.
DNA molecules that are too large to manipulate with classical techniques are amenable to recombineering.
Electron cryo microscopy of vitreous sections (CEMOVIS) is a method of making specimens that are too thick for intact imaging (like the cell nucleus) amenable to cryoEM [ 11].
Alternatively, since animal studies are not a true reflection of the disease process in AD in humans, the disease in humans may be too advanced or too widespread at the symptomatic phase to be amenable to meaningful clinical effect.
These snakes are too small to be probed, but their tissue is a lot softer and the hemipenes more amenable to being "popped" out of its crypt.
