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They used the Whitehall II study based on British civil servants, in which the social hierarchy is more amenable to measurement due to the distinct civil service grades.

It has been widely reported that exophytic tumors are more amenable to thermal ablation, likely due to their smaller "vascular pedicle" with the underlying renal parenchyma [ 1].

Gerhardsen was becoming far more amenable to the Soviets in part due to the influence of his wife, Werna, who was highly sympathetic to the Soviet Union (some even claiming she was a KGB informant).

We performed the IF studies in fibroblast because these cells are far more amenable to this type of analysis than mDCs due both to their higher rates of infection and to their adherent status.

Due to the linear behavior of the PL scheme, it is more amenable to practical implementation.

For example the UK policy was found to produce more successful results in countries other than the UK, due to characteristics such as taxes, average costs and consumer preferences that may be more amenable to the policies than they were in the UK.

Due to respiratory system anatomy and breathing behavior, this method appears to be even more amenable to cetaceans than humans.

Patients with AKI may be more amenable to treatment compared with those with chronic kidney disease, who may be refractory to cellular interventions due to long-term inflammation, the deposition of widespread fibrotic lesions and other tissue pathologies.

Others were more amenable.

Younger respondents were more amenable.

And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.