Sentence examples for make it more amenable to from inspiring English sources

Alba, the rare white cultivar, only grows to a height of four feet, and Mr. Petrie is hoping its shorter stature will make it more amenable to a move from his greenhouse to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, where the show runs through March 10.

"Then we saw the chance to make it more amenable to visitor experience".

"If you can make it more amenable to people, they can come in on their way home from work and have a glass of wine and have the opportunity for a lot of interaction".

It has been widely argued that the protracted talks have at least had the merit of enabling Tsipras to promote realism in his party and make it more amenable to an eventual compromise.

We next simplify the first condition of the previous proposition to make it more amenable to numerics.

The model has a number of modifications that make it more amenable to potential integration into a wavelet-based image compression scheme.

Modification of our two-photon setup allowed for a scan height of 30 mm and a scan speed of 30 mm/s, making it more amenable to scaffold fabrication.

As will be discussed in more detail in Section 7, previous approaches to distributing the resampling step have focused on modifying the resampling process with the aim of making it more amenable to distributed implementation.

In contrast to D. japonica, S. mediterranea has a stable diploid genome making it more amenable to genetic approaches [112].

In addition, since PK-digested PrPSc has a high propensity to fibrillize in solution [34], preservation of full-length PrPSc may enhance the solubility of the aggregate, making it more amenable to structural studies – e.g. by solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy which necessitates large amounts of highly purified analytes.

The device we used was garment-based, potentially making it more amenable to training.