Sentence examples for a relatively low tolerance from inspiring English sources

France and Britain have large culinary differences, but one thing they do share is a relatively low tolerance for modernist cooking.

However their direct employment as microbial cellular factories in the highly demanding industrial conditions has been hindered by uncompetitive biofuel productivity, relatively low tolerance to solvent and osmic stresses, and limitation in genome engineering tools.

It is interesting to note that Dixon et al. [3] only reported relatively low tolerance to the fluoroquinolone, sarafloxacin, included in that study.

However, it use is limited by the relatively low tolerance of this species to abiotic stresses such as heat, with most strains displaying little to no growth between 35 37°C.

However, youth also appear to have relatively low tolerance for technologies that they perceive to be antiquated (e.g., printing lab requisition forms, or e-mail, perceived by most participants as not fitting well with the realities of their generation's information-seeking preferences, primarily because e-mail lacks expediency) [ 15].

But the microbes can only convert so much of the sugar, and they have a relatively low ethanol tolerance.

The immunological analysis in these two models revealed a relatively low level of tolerance against gp100, whilst T cell tolerance against gag was more profound.

In addition there seems to be a relatively low degree of academic attention to tolerances within other PD-research communities; in contrast to its high practical industrial importance.

Turnover averages a relatively low 35percentt a year.

The turnover rate is a relatively low 30percentt a year.

It also counts among its advantages a relatively low effective mass, high carriers' mobility, a high absorption coefficient along with good radiation tolerance.