Sentence examples for manner amenable to from inspiring English sources
This chapter summarizes thoughts outlining the need for the development of an integrated knowledge system or 'virtual designer' that would simultaneously serve as a centralized repository for information sets and would also enable data and knowledge to be accessed in a manner amenable to designers.
An RDG is a standardized manner, amenable to reasoning, for a service to describe that it maps some input to some output, or vice versa.
Additionally, the GATK's methods are implemented in a manner amenable to reads originating from a variety of template preparation methods and sequencing platforms (Depristo et al. 2011).
Detailed information regarding reasons for hospitalization, post-transplant complications, types of infection, cytogenetic risk, graft verses host disease, and prognostic scores were not recorded in a standard manner amenable to data abstraction.
Will any of them just confess to the police and get it sorted out in a manner mutually amenable to all parties?
It is worth noting that both schemes are designed in a distributed manner, which is amenable to online implementation for vehicle networks.
But in the past couple of days, we've seen some laudable efforts to reframe the question in a manner that's more amenable to rational discourse.
Here, we describe for the first time for DAT the molecular details of a substrate movement mechanism in a manner that is directly amenable to experimental verification, as illustrated previously for LeuT [34], [56].
We believe that gene expression analysis has the greatest potential to evaluate these interactions in a sensitive and specific manner and is most amenable to the development of in vitro alternatives.
The present work gives the first determinations of D on "virtually solvent- free" Montal-Mueller bilayers (referred hereafter as PLB for planar lipid bilayers) formed in a conventional manner (27), and which are amenable to simultaneous fluorescence recovery after photobleaching (FRAP) as well as conductance experiments.
Each rigid or flexible body's contribution to the system generalized inertia force is expressed in a similar manner; therefore, it makes the formulation quite amenable to computer solution.
