Sentence examples for while amenable from inspiring English sources

While amenable to biodegradation and, in fact, traditionally neutralized by aerobic microbiological processes, our current lack of understanding of the enzymatic degradation of Tph at the molecular level presents a major impediment in the development of robust bioremediation strategies.

Since musical improvisation is an extraordinarily complex human behavior, we felt that it should be examined using paradigms that, while amenable to experimental constraint, are of high ecological validity (as argued by Burgess and colleagues; see [18], [19].

While amenable to establishing specificity of binding, these reaction conditions were not suitable for determining reaction rate and equilibrium constants.

But while more amenable than her immediate predecessor, the green-hating Owen Paterson, she will certainly be called on to implement massive spending cuts in Defra itself, which may lead to the abolition of the Government's wildlife watchdog, Natural England, as a separate entity.

A nationalist by inclination, Mr. Sharif, while publicly amenable to reaching out to the Americans, has also hinted that he was open to negotiating with Taliban rebels in the northwest — a stance that would greatly concern American officials as they try to withdraw from an Afghan war next door that has featured many cross-border attacks by those insurgents.

Fractal objects display large scale-disparity and complexity while being amenable to a simple and standardized description.

Arches with revolute flexures at the ends retain bistable characteristics of the pinned-pinned arches while being amenable for easy fabrication.

We introduce a stochastic search scheme which can achieve comparable route quality to traditional, software-based routers while being amenable to parallel, spatial implementation.

In making our modeling choices, we are motivated by the desire to develop a system model that captures the basic features of practical sensor networks while being amenable to analysis.

Zebrafish (Danio rerio) is a unique model organism at the functional intersection between a high fecundity and conserved vertebrate physiology while being amenable to a multitude of genome editing techniques.

While less amenable to spatial cue manipulations than the flight simulator, the heat box apparatus' fast and robust procedure has enabled high-throughput testing of the thermal reinforcement properties [33], [34] and neural pathways involved in this learning task [35] [37].