Sentence examples for not very amenable from inspiring English sources

The approach to the Queensborough, on the Manhattan side, is sooty and forbidding and not very amenable to loitering.

Although the priming paradigm used by Schacter and colleagues may be used to investigate implicit memory for visual objects, this paradigm is not very amenable for investigating whether spreading activation may exist in visuospatial memory networks.

In preliminary studies, we found that some tumor models were not very amenable to this analysis.

However, such hierarchies are not very amenable to isolating a particular subnetwork for FBA or mode analysis.

The raw Ct values [see Additional file 1] were not very amenable to analysis for preparation effects in production of the DNA standards.

As soon as DRGs were introduced, most nursing research revealed that DRGs were not very amenable to homogeneous integration with nursing care.

For book publishers, who have already seen many consumers convert from print books to e-readers, the rise of tablets poses a potential danger: that book buyers may switch to tablets and then discover that they just aren't very amenable to reading.

She claimed he's not a misogynist and is "very amenable to learning".

"I don't think we would be very amenable," he said.

The fruit fly is not only easy to rear but also very amenable to germline transformation by embryonic microinjection.

In this project, we focused on heart failure, which is not only a prevalent and economically significant disease, but also one that is very amenable to self-care.