Sentence examples for would not be amenable from inspiring English sources

It was clear that the damage to laboratories and samples would not be amenable to easy repair.

Pandey countered that the leaders of the Nepalese political parties would not be amenable to such a gesture, and instead suggested encouraging middle-ranking political figures to take more of a leadership role.

Advances in stem cell biology are having a profound impact on tissue engineering at large, through the extension of the repertoire of available cells, identification of potential applications, technological means of generating functional tissues ex vivo, and by making it possible to engineer tissues that otherwise would not be amenable to recreation.

The fact that Democrats opposed every aspect of those proposals is not good evidence that they would not be amenable to moderate restrictions today, and I don't agree that the 2005 debate provides a good "test case" for whether Democrats would agree to restrict benefit growth to the inflation rate in the future.

For example, leads that only had a [18F] labeling handle would not be amenable to this method.

Such subjects, or citizens, cannot exercise this inestimable right, as they owe to the commonwealth no corresponding duties, and would not be amenable to the laws by them enacted.

Taken together, there are many advantages to using the highly multiplexed DASL assay specifically for FFPE tumour samples that otherwise would not be easily amenable to other standard techniques such as RT PCR, microarrays or RNA deep sequencing.

Any differential impact of the new CMS on older women would not be readily amenable to regulation while the family is still required to find the majority of health care costs out-of-pocket.

However, this would be computationally intensive and the aggregate system would not be in a form amenable to many control techniques.

The Republicans that run Congress likely won't be amenable to many of them.

(We could have analyzed a much larger network, but the results would not have been amenable to compact representation easily accessible to a reader; nonetheless, our current pathway model, presented in Figures 2 and 3, is much larger than a typical pathway described in a comprehensive review article).