Sentence examples for particularly amenable to from inspiring English sources

Even his spine proved particularly amenable to balancing in, and slithering through, water.

He was four at the time and not particularly amenable to being photographed.

"Entrepreneurship is a big thing in San Francisco, and the visual arts are particularly amenable to it.

It is an episodic form particularly amenable to writing about families, as Susan Minot showed with her first book, "Monkeys".

The rivers of Bangladesh are particularly amenable to breeding and raising fish, and aquaculture is the source of more than two-fifths of the country's fish yield.

Among these features, Ca2 + entry through Cav1 channels is particularly amenable to pharmacotherapy in early stage cPD patients.

Interestingly, several features of small-molecule pharmaceutical production processes make them particularly amenable to innovative process development and production.

We focus on peptides up to <100 amino acids as these are <span class="lh">particularly amenable to NMR structural analysis.

It is also scalable and has a number of features that make it particularly amenable to high-performance computing.

This activity is particularly amenable to analyses using the organizational learning framework in general and the construct of organizational memory in particular.

However, over the course of our work we found that this ELSI approach was not particularly amenable to the formulation of actionable policy recommendations to the European Commission.