Sentence examples similar to slightly amenable from inspiring English sources

This new piece sees Noble in more tender, or least slightly more amenable, mode.

As a newcomer to the office of governor, thrust into the position in the wake of a scandal, Mr. Quinn may find he faces a slightly more amenable political landscape in selling his budget than did Mr. Blagojevich, or even governors in other states.

UPDATE – We've fixed the dates to make them slightly more amenable for folks who are on vacation.

Although SARS-CoV is approximately spherical when observed by cryo-EM, both its size and shape vary slightly, and thus it is not amenable to single-particle averaging techniques.

The questionnaire was slightly shortened to make it more amenable for use by the FM physicians and nurses in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

In relative terms the gap in male mortality amenable to healthcare declined slightly, from being 72% higher in deprived compared with affluent areas in 2001 to being 67% higher in 2011.

Even the vapor pressure of a slightly volatile solute might not be amenable to direct thermodynamic measurement, though it might be measurable by extra-thermodynamic methods, such as optical spectroscopy or mass spectrometry.

It may be possible that the slightly younger cohort in this study was more amenable to treatment as they had not yet reached the end of the sensitive period for visual development.

Mortality amenable to (primary) health care also increased slightly in the lowest income decile but decreased in the highest.

We believe however that structural effects still preside over fracture and consequently propose to modify slightly Griffith theory without altering its fundamental components so that it becomes amenable to the widest range of situations.

However, a slightly shorter construct (535 700) yielded crystals in a tetragonal space group that proved amenable to structure determination.