"In children's services they are probably more amenable to change," says McGuire. "And Evelina gave us the opportunity to see if we could introduce the experience".
"If an executive is in the office, he is doing menial stuff like cleaning up his desk," and is probably more amenable to talking.
In addition, our data reveal an important role of humans in the maintenance and dispersal of a subset of the megafaunal species, particularly the large-fruited, multi-seeded taxa; these fruits have been probably more amenable to human use by yielding larger pulp loads/fruit relative to their drupaceous counterparts.
Other variables associated with falls, probably more amenable to preventive action, were urinary incontinence, antidepressants, arrhythmias, and polypharmacy.
These are probably more amenable to systems approach methodology which tends to generate hypotheses as a consequence of inherent technical structure of the assay [ 20].
It was an anomaly; in 1903, the naturalist H. C. Brooke described the European wildcat, which is genetically almost indistinguishable from F. lybica, as "probably the least amenable of all living creatures".
Although Ms Livni would probably make the more amenable interlocutor, Israel's eventual choice is not as decisive as it may seem.
Polyploids, such as hexaploid bread wheat, tetraploid durum wheat, and hexaploid cultivated oat, are easily amenable to TILLING probably because genome buffering enables plants to survive a high level of mutation [ 12- 17, 17].
Judaism is probably one of the religions most amenable to an indie approach.
This is probably because the meniscus is less amenable to repair in the older population where other degenerative changes co-exist.
