Sentence examples for should be amenable to from inspiring English sources

The Macedonian conflict should be amenable to resolution.

The theory should be amenable to empirical investigation.

Randall Kennedy said the conservative tradition among African American communities should be amenable to a Republican appeal.

The general approaches we outline should be amenable to single-molecule fluorescence studies of other complex biochemical systems.

Common interaction sequences should be amenable to optimization through good defaults, fast paths, or custom creation of macros.

Dr. Anderson said that while other forms of SCID should be amenable to gene therapy now, nonetheless, "because you correct SCID doesn't mean you can correct any other disease".

Our data demonstrates the action of Enzalutamide as a competitive antagonist and that the competition between agonist and antagonist observed should be amenable to the determination of an apparent Ki value.

Currently in operation, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is slated to find the closest transiting habitable worlds in the next few years, several of which should be amenable to atmospheric characterization with the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

Experimental adsorption isotherms on one of the materials, boron oxide, confirm the calculations, and large coverage is observed at temperatures as high as the boiling point of methane, 115 K. Since these materials have sp2-like bonding, they should be amenable to the rich variety of chemical manipulations that have been used with carbon.

For a successful integrated pest management programme, the agents like the ENPF should be amenable to easy and cheap mass multiplication.

This scaling and the existence of a speed limit should be amenable to experimental tests as they fall far below predicted adaptation speeds for well-mixed populations (that scale as the logarithm of population size).