Sentence examples for a tolerable degree of from inspiring English sources

Given the strong influence of obesity on 25(OH D concentrations, the latter would be expected to be associated with any factor that is strongly related to obesity (given a tolerable degree of measurement error and sufficient sample size).

Based on this preliminary analysis, we concluded that there is a tolerable degree of inbreeding within our population and decided to proceed with deeper analysis.

This strongly argues for a tolerable degree of contamination in case of Bet v 1 because the CB related responses to LPS are easier to induce.

They arrive at this equation by first placing a bound on how small the period of module i+1 can be to achieve a tolerable degree of ambiguity (set by D and then saying that the Fisher Information is optimized when this bound is met.

Over the past few decades, climate scientists have assessed levels of risk for severely damaging local and global ecosystems, and sought to define an acceptable or tolerable degree of climate change.

These tables give an acceptable ECe value for each crop appropriate to the tolerable degree of yield loss (usually 10percentt or less).

The President-in-Office said a little while ago that the need to make life tolerable might explain a degree of delinquency, and especially the urge to take drugs.

For these kinds of messages, a certain degree of delay is tolerable, and their transmission can be paused, or even postponed indefinitely, if bandwidth is scarce.

Due to the relative immaturity of CB stem cells, a higher degree of mismatching is tolerable in transplantation compared to HSC derived from adult donation.

"Little else is requisite to carry a state to the highest degree of opulence from the lowest barbarism, but peace, easy taxes, and a tolerable administration of justice: all the rest being brought about by the natural course of things".

We are approaching — we are beginning to approach — a tolerable world of peace, order, and justice.