Sentence examples for a range of tolerance from inspiring English sources
Marker-aided selection can pave the way to breed new varieties of drought tolerant common bean that combine a range of tolerance mechanisms in commercial grain types.
Rea et al. [59] described a surface portioning spectrum distribution, which measures the number of connected regions against a range of tolerance values [59].
The samples that fall within a range of tolerance ε around S∗ are retained.
Genetic variability of higher plant species has yielded cultivars which display a range of tolerance to gaseous and particulate atmospheric pollutants.
Polygenic resistance is favoured when drug exposures occur within a range of tolerance for a portion of the population, whereas monogenic resistance is favoured when exposure occurs outside the range of tolerance (see ffrench-Constant et al. 2004).
Second, the inter- and intra- patient variation of nutritional delivery, while maintaining normo-glycaemia, is assessed to evaluate a range of glucose/nutrition tolerance in ICU patients on GC.
Ascertainment of the proband was based on the sample size of available family members (with a target of four living full siblings and five living offspring of these siblings) and a range of glucose tolerance.
For this experiment, we substituted white pine with copper-treated pine and used three fungi (G. trabeum, Serpula himantioides, and Wolfiporia cocos) representing a range of copper tolerances.
First, as expected OSA severity was associated with alterations in glucose homeostasis in the entire cohort of severely obese men and women across a range of glucose tolerances.
Yet none has examined associations between these biomarkers and OSA in relatively healthy adults across a range of glucose tolerances from normal to prediabetes and diabetes while controlling for the degree of obesity.
However, there is a range of drought-tolerance levels in available germplasm, and its growth and productivity in marginal areas are constrained by severe drought stress, especially during the earlier stages of growth (Pardales et al. 2001; Okogbenin et al. 2003; Bergantin et al. 2004; Perez et al. 2011).
