(Schutz 1982, 34) In reaction to positivistic approaches of the Schlick Circle (in which Felix Kaufmann participated) that reduced experience to what the method of natural scientific observation found tolerable, Schutz sought to give an account of the life-form of pre-scientific experience preceding conceptual-categorical comprehension, the "highest and most powerful life-form" (Schutz 1982, 53).
In the group of seven patients who received extended treatment (4 to 12 cycles), the median cumulative dose was 12 mg/kg (range 9.5 15.5 mg/mg) as seen in Figure 2. Based on all these observations, the maximum tolerable cumulative dose in this heavily pretreated patient population appears to be 10 12 mg/kg.
Tolerable, however, is a relative notion.
Treatment was tolerable with moderate toxicity observed.
These observations are below WHO (2010) tolerable limit of 1400 μS/cm for drinking and agricultural water needs.
We consider the Stochastic Block Model (SBM) with noisy observations and discuss how much noise is tolerable from a Statistical perspective for consistent community detection (we use several popular community detection algorithms for this purpose, including spectral clustering).
Ignoring species variation would be understandable and perhaps tolerable if it didn't lead to misinterpretation of experimental observations.
As dmft/DMFT is scored per child as whole values it may be tolerable to accept a difference of ± 1 dmft/DMFT for each individual observation.
This observation is consistent with previous conclusions that 350 mM is the maximal tolerable dose for prolonged exposure of larvae to ethanol (Passeri et al., 2009).
This observation led clinicians to believe that BP should be lowered to the lowest tolerable levels.
, we think Gertz provides an adequate safeguard for the constitutionally protected interests of the press and affords it a tolerable margin for error by requiring some type of fault". We think that these observations remain sound, and that they control the disposition of this case.
