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In our experience, this strategy works remarkably well at representing biological data, containing the costs in software complexity, remaining amenable to formality where necessary without enforcing it where it is not.

The one area in which the Coalition remained amenable to U.N. help was elections.

Notably, in astrocytes refractory to Neurog2 activation, the underlying neurogenic program remained amenable to reprogramming by exogenous NeuroD4.

"It is vitally important, if the administration of justice is to be promoted and public confidence in the courts maintained, that justice be administered in public - or at least in a manner which enables its workings to be properly scrutinised - so that the judges and other participants in the process remain visible and amenable to comment and criticism".

Considering his reputation as the top corner in the league before his injury, Revis does not figure to be amenable to remaining a bargain.

The scaffold structure is maintained by 12 conserved amino acids, leaving all the remaining non-conserved residues amenable to randomization and ligand binding (Silverman et al., 2005).

The remaining 45 samples were amenable to genotyping and physical haplotyping.

The levels of documented comorbid conditions also remain alarmingly high, despite being amenable to public health interventions.

Nevertheless, significant challenges and unmet clinical needs remain, as not all tumours are amenable to ablation or some may not be visible enough to be targeted successfully, and the level and quality of relevant clinical evidence remains low.

1, 2, 6 Whether these are amenable to intervention will remain unclear until further research elucidates the contributing factors.

Lebanon remains a tourist-friendly bolthole, amenable to independent exploration.