Sentence examples for a reduced tolerance from inspiring English sources

"In general, banks indicated that the most important reasons for tightening standards and terms were a worsening economic outlook and a reduced tolerance for risk," said the report, which surveyed 57 large American banks and 24 branches of foreign-owned banks operating in the United States.

Symptoms in puppies are generally a failure to grow and a reduced tolerance for exercise.

Interestingly, a reduced tolerance to ischemic pain has been reported in depressed individuals [46], [47].

Consistently, aged chondrocytes with lower induction levels of these regulatory proteins have a reduced tolerance to oxidative challenge, and accumulation of DNA damage may trigger chondrocyte senescence.

As there is a high comorbidity of hyperacusis (a reduced tolerance for everyday sounds) 39 in those with tinnitus, 40 the Hyperacusis Questionnaire 41 will be administered.

While some quoted studies did not even mention late toxicity (Pollack et al, 1995; Zagars et al, 1999; Laverdiere et al, 1997), some other reports may suggest a reduced tolerance of both genitourinary and gastrointestinal systems in presence of AAD (Bolla et al, 1997; Fiorino et al, 2001; Sanguineti et al, 2000).

Indeed, several studies have shown that steatotic livers have a significantly reduced tolerance to ischemia-reperfusion injury following transplantation, which can be linked to bioenergetic defects and hypoxic stress [ 39].

Such effect was apparently mediated by a few species demonstrating reduced tolerance to increased group size.

9 HCV-related cirrhotic patients have a poor therapeutic response and reduced tolerance to the current standard of care (SOC) therapy.

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The business travelers showed reduced mental capacity, diminished communication skills, decreased ability to concentrate and engage others, reduced tolerance levels and an increased risk of ill health.