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The flat and spread morphology of U2OS cells was more amenable to high-resolution microscopy, allowing us to visualize microtubules in live cells without fixation.
Important insights into multidrug recognition have been gained by examining the soluble regulatory proteins of bacterial multidrug efflux transporters, which are more amenable to high-resolution structural analyses and bind to many of the same compounds that are substrates for the pumps that they regulate.
Gratings with higher order can enhance the lithographic tolerance for lower resolution patterning, yielding lasers more amenable to mass-manufacturing.
And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.
"It makes them more amenable to accepting your budget.
It might make the Iranian regime more amenable to dealing.
Fetal cells are more amenable to cloning than adult cows.
"That makes them more amenable to unregulated work.
But colorful evil is much more amenable to the writer.
Like it or not, he becomes more racist, more amenable to stereotypes and preconceptions.
Our results point to a more fragmented market, potentially more amenable to smaller artists and labels.
