Sentence examples for making it amenable from inspiring English sources

The side branch also made the molecule dissolvable, making it amenable to printing.

Our results show this layer transfer occurs reliably across the entire wafer, making it amenable to commercial application.

The algorithm is shown to be stable and it requires low computational processing, making it amenable for implementation on limited hardware platforms.

In this numerically derived basis the strong coupling between expansion modes in the original basis is reduced thus making it amenable to block diagonal preconditioning.

Instead, he created a course that was not only secular, but followed a standardised format, making it amenable to scientific investigation.

This paper discusses the development of the manufacturing process of the two antigens for the purpose of making it amenable to any manufacturing facility.

Moreover, its multiple-proposal nature makes it amenable to parallel implementation, while requiring about half the number of operations required by multiple-try Monte Carlo.

] In principle, the relatively small size of Pup and its inherently disordered structure make it amenable to chemical peptide synthesis.

The most widely used species for ocean ranching is the Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus sp.) because of the success of its artificial spawning coupled with the rapid growth and the high degree of its homing precision that makes it amenable to harvesting at maturity (McNeil, 1975 and 1980; Thorpe, 1980).

The advent of the IPC fiber and process has been supported by its unique mechanism of formation that makes it amenable to encapsulation and functionalization.

The vast genetic variability reported in rice in response to salinity makes it amenable to genetic manipulation to further enhance its tolerance (Akbar et al. 1972; Flowers and Yeo 1981).