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This attitude allows innovation scholars to focus on issues that are more easily amenable to scientific research, such as technological paradigms or the diffusion of innovations.

The charge state itself influences the ionization efficiency of proteins since highly charged conformers are more easily amenable to ESI.

It would be of interest to determine whether cerebral MD is correlated with micro-circulatory disturbances in other organs that are more easily amenable to direct assessment.

Cell lines are more easily amenable than tumors from patients for measuring gene-expression changes induced by many drugs and their combinations at different concentrations and time points.

Plasmodium species infecting rodents are powerful laboratory models as they are more easily amenable to genetic studies and their genomes have also been sequenced [ 11, 12].

The choice to study CYP1A enzymes instead of CYP2 or CYP3 enzymes, which are well known to oxidize steroids, is mainly due to the fact that CYP1A enzymes are less numerous than CYP2C ones and, thus, more easily amenable to interpretable combinatorial studies.

This integration both facilitates the use of data by the wider scientific community and renders them more easily accessible and amenable to computational analysis.

In comparison with this method, SLB artificial membranes on a solid surface can be prepared more easily and are more amenable for biological studies than lipid SAMs.

Irwin et al. [ 23] hypothesized that prognosis of children may be better perhaps because causes are more likely to be external to the child, more easily identified, and more amenable to prompt intervention.

The complex dynamic of care that occurs when providing service in the home may not be as easily amenable to risk reduction as care in more controlled care environments, such as hospitals.

LinkedIn has maintained it value during the same period, largely because its demographics and user base make it much more amenable to commercial and professional activity, which is more easily monetized, than Facebook's informational flow.