Sentence examples for no longer amenable from inspiring English sources
Often, small intestinal leaks or insufficiencies of the duodenal stump are only detected when they are no longer amenable to surgical treatment.
Soldiers were no longer amenable to truce by 1916.
Moreover, the need for an incubation step in culture media means that this is no longer amenable to being a point of care diagnostic test.
However, his study also ignited a far-reaching debate about the ethics of deception and of putting subjects in a highly distressing situation in the course of research [5], [6], and as a result this line of research is no longer amenable to direct experimental studies.
If the disease is no longer amenable to resection or ablation, the patient will be treated with BSC, as detailed below.
As such, these slow-growing tumors are usually diagnosed at an advanced stage, when the primary cancer is no longer amenable to surgical extirpation and has metastasized to other organs [ 5].
Ms. McCarthy said her background as a nurse made her amenable to restoring someone's rights, "if they could prove they are no longer mentally ill".
"That doesn't mean they're amenable to taking the disparities seriously, but those who aren't seem to have realised it's no longer OK to express such sentiment publicly, and even that is a small step".
