Sentence examples for sometimes amenable from inspiring English sources
Superior vena caval invasion is sometimes amenable to surgery using primary suturing, patch grafting, or bypass grafting.
A complete LBBB (and other intraventricular conduction disturbances) may cause ventricular dyssynchrony with delayed left ventricular activation especially of the lateral basal parts and contribute to the development of heart failure, sometimes amenable to pharmacologic therapy and if needed cardiac resynchronisation therapy with right and left ventricular pacing [ 23].
Late last year, as Mr. Chávez grew increasingly ill, the two nations held informal talks aimed at improving the long-strained relations between them, and there was some optimism on the American side that Mr. Maduro, a former foreign minister sometimes described as pragmatic, would be amenable to a thaw.
The time delay allowed an overview of sometimes fast-moving and fluid diagnostic formulations, but patients with simpler or transient problems amenable to alternative care outside the hospital will have been excluded, and trauma and falls were over-represented.
In all, 114,740 (23%) of the 506,790 deaths recorded in the two countries were either amenable to treatment or could have been prevented through public health measures, or sometimes both, according to experimental statistics published on Wednesday.
Others were more amenable.
Justice Ginsburg appeared possibly amenable.
