Sentence examples for actually tolerated from inspiring English sources

The actually tolerated temperature is expected to vary to some degree depending on other cultivation conditions, such as, light, aeration, and cultivation vessel shape.

A reasonable explanation is that a limited number of HP preparations actually tolerated the 1-hr period of ventilation-perfusion and, therefore, were eligible for the measurement of Kf2 and dKf; thus, data on dKf were limited and, presumably, lacked power to reveal such a difference (type b error).

On social issues, however, Republicans actually tolerate diversity of thought.

And it leaves unanswered questions about what we expect our pro athletes to be, and what sports narratives we'll actually tolerate.

While most white Americans claim to desire "diverse" neighbourhoods and schools, studies show they actually tolerate only up to 20% of a neighbourhood or school to be non-white before they retreat.

But rushing into big decisions like marriage, civil partnership or even cohabiting means you're in deep before you've been able to get a clear picture of the other person and what you can actually tolerate.

Instead it seems tardigrades can actually tolerate ice forming within their cells.

"She's had some pretty dramatic traumas, and I'm worried how much the ecosystem can actually tolerate".

But I know parents think they're an important part of the development of their child, and I have witnessed that toddlers will actually tolerate them for short periods of time.

Further work to assess how children actually tolerate 7 T MRI will be undertaken.

Nonetheless, data from the Swedish Acute Leukemia Registry show that most patients up to 80 years actually tolerate and benefit from intensive treatment, despite deteriorating organ function [ 11, 12].