It is unfair, for the wretched irony is that of the two codes, league is the more sharply organised, is far more at ease with itself, is run by more charming and imaginative folk and is played by more amenable fellows with not only more resplendent skills but with a more touching affection for, and pride in, their game.
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.
The parties are mostly small and have differing views, though on the whole they are more amenable to working with the mainstream Syrian opposition, which the P.Y.D. rejects.
"Obviously any owner will be more amenable to working with someone who's been a good tenant and paid on time and didn't have noise issues, for example," Mr. Klehammer said.
But that system could easily be improved or made more amenable to people with limited bandwidth.
Only after Milošević's fall from power did the new Serbian government become more amenable to cooperating with demands for international justice.
By understanding the concept of relative fitness for resistant versus susceptible forms, savvy physicians have been able to devise drug treatment regimens that render infections more amenable to treatment with available drugs (Palumbi 2001).
Spending by corporate trade groups to elect a more amenable Congress dovetails with a broader shift in campaign finance this electoral cycle.
On the other hand, preconditioning using anaesthetic agents is less invasive and more amenable than preconditioning with ischaemia.
Smaller, noninvasive cancers are generally more amenable to treatment with breast-conserving surgery and are less likely to require systemic chemotherapy.
