Sentence examples for not readily amenable from inspiring English sources

Such data are not readily amenable to analysis by the methods designed for interval data.

Patients who have large, difficult, colorectal lesions not readily amenable to endoscopic resection are often referred directly to surgery.

But therapy is a delicate business not readily amenable to guidelines tailored to gender — or to any group affiliation, for that matter.

The method represents a combination of direct meshing and voxel-based methodology and allows the modeling of complex tow geometries not readily amenable to traditional finite element meshing.

The use of software in safety systems poses different management challenges because software is not readily amenable to inspection, and because all input signals in each channel of a control system go through a single microprocessor.

Many gold-bearing ores and concentrates are not readily amenable to cyanidation, owing to the presence of substances that consume the cyanide reagent before it can dissolve the gold, preferentially adsorb the gold as it dissolves (a phenomenon called preg-robbing), or completely surround the gold particles in such a way as to prevent access by the cyanide leach solution.

While this mobilisation offers significant opportunities, it may also not be readily amenable to reshaping as a regulated form of health sector outreach, especially if this is not accompanied by access to significant new resources [ 20].

For example, a model where an octanol-water partition coefficient is expressed through a predicate and a value, as in 'ethanol hasPartitionCoefficient 1.5' is not as readily amenable to specification of the conditions under which this value had been generated as its counterpart where the descriptor is given a URI and is fully annotatable with the required information.

In particular, the medial-lateral distances between ossicular remnants, the anterior-posterior offsets, and the position of and their relationship to the tympanic membrane or neo-tympanic membrane vary widely from patient to patient in the pathologic setting, [13] and are not always readily amenable to reconstruction with off the shelf prostheses.

In particular the classic work on households models such as [21] often includes more general features than we consider here; however as a consequence of this generality, many of the results are not as readily amenable to rapid numerical evaluation.

Many of these may not be readily amenable to change, but where deficiencies are identified, such as in this study, alterations in services might well be rewarded with more satisfied patients.