Примеры amenable

• Adverse events due to errors in the medication process are, however, particularly amenable to prevention and these are therefore the primary focus of this review.

• Such an empirical approach is quite amenable to expansion when applied to new domains.

• This simple-minded approach produces equations that are amenable to further analysis while allowing for elastic nonlinearity and large strains.

• Let us introduce some international discourses with causal power, which we will then demonstrate are amenable to such reconstitution.

• We believe the technique can be adapted to other access mechanisms that are amenable to static analysis of access decisions.

• The progressive rock fanzine seems particularly amenable to the method, but is this to exaggerate its uniqueness?

• This type system validates the claim that our notion of navigation-error is both meaningful for the programmer and amenable to machine-checking.

• Broiler houses operate on an all-in, all-out basis and are amenable to effective cleaning.

• Second, once formulated, speaker stereotypes are amenable to strategic manipulation to the extent that they are consciously grasped by social actors.

• But the factors inhibiting more deliberative discussions - structural, cultural and motivational in nature - should be amenable to some change, particularly through education.

• The mortality due to pneumonia is 10-50 times higher in the developing world and is therefore amenable to substantial improvement.

• The tribes, weakened by their deteriorating economic circumstances, needed the state's assistance and became more amenable to its patronage.

• In contrast, internal sandhi cascades over morphemes within one word with complex retroflexions, and is not directly amenable to our euphony treatment.

• At first blush this notion would seem to be much more amenable to a tenseless construal.

• Thus, the eggs and beetles were classified as alive (viable) or dead, and the data were not amenable to statistical analysis.