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The questionnaire was slightly shortened to make it more amenable for use by the FM physicians and nurses in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

These indicators represent each of the seven latent factors associated with frailty, which would be translated into a short answer questionnaire, making it more amenable for use in a clinical setting.

Importantly, this Tip60 complex is evolutionarily conserved from Saccharomyces cerevisiae to Drosophila to humans [4], [5], [6], making it amenable for functional characterization using multiple model systems.

This method allows high throughput measurement of aTL using small amounts of DNA making it amenable for molecular epidemiological studies.

Transformation of the raw data values into a mathematical derivative, for example through using logarithms, may help normalise the data set and make it amenable for further parametric statistics [ 35].

The large size of Ascaris makes it amenable for biochemical studies.

In particular, OWL has an explicit semantics that makes it amenable for automated reasoning.

3 Although polysomnography is considered the gold standard for measuring sleep, it is burdensome and not easily amenable for use with children who have difficulties sleeping in unfamiliar surroundings.

It should be noted that due to its fluorescence when excited with UV light, benzamil is not amenable for use in our glutamate release assay.

As this system is amenable for use in any laboratory and transgenic facility, it represents an ideal means for the rapid analysis of the consequences of mRNA knockdown in a mammalian system.

Despite its strong C5aR inhibitory potency, intact CHIPS itself is not amenable for use as an anti-inflammatory agent.