The phrase "abuse tolerance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the capacity to endure or withstand abusive behavior or situations, often in psychological or social discussions.
Example: "The organization's policy on abuse tolerance aims to create a safe environment for all employees, ensuring that any form of harassment is addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "abuse resilience" or "tolerance for abuse".
Its mechanical properties, especially critical for abuse tolerance and durability of LIB, are subject to change in different environments.
Thus, a 3D sulfur cathode modified with electronic/Li-ionic dual-conduction network can significantly enhance the electrochemical performance and stability, and this novel type of material is very promising for commercial applications that require high energy and power density, long life, and excellent abuse tolerance.
More importantly, the composite regained the most of its reversible capacity (742 mAh g−1) when the discharge rate was modulated back to 0.5 C, which shows a high abuse tolerance of the S/N-CNT composite.
Thus, Ni/MH batteries are widely used in stationary applications, consumer electronics, power tools, hybrid and full electric road and rail vehicles because of its durability, abuse tolerance, compact size, and environmental friendliness [5, 6, 7, 8].
These results not only illustrate that the CNT of the NMO/CNT composite has enhanced reversible capacity, but also indicate that the NMO material has the high abuse tolerance that can exhibit excellent rate performance.
Like many controlled substances, one should self-monitor caffeine intake, as caffeine may lead to abuse, tolerance, and dependence.
However, the cells still suffer from fast capacity decay and low thermal-abuse tolerance to high voltage.
If we can better understand what makes individuals more or less sensitive to pain in all kinds of situations, then we are that much closer to reducing human suffering by developing targeted personalized pain treatments with lower risks of misuse, tolerance, and abuse than the current treatments.
The DCE data also reveal participants' preferences for attributes in relation to administration, potential of treatment abuse, and tolerance of side effects.
Evidence is needed for the routine long-term use of short-acting opioids for breakthrough pain in patients with chronic non-malignant pain, particularly as there is a school of thought that exposure to short-acting opioids might increase the risk of abuse, opioid tolerance and the need for dose escalation, or inadequate use of opioids.
And we feel mainland people are abusing our tolerance".
