Sentence examples for adequate tolerance from inspiring English sources

While Saltol or SKC1 may provide salinity tolerance and already being introgressed to several rice varieties in Asia, it may not provide adequate tolerance to salt stress.

This suggests that a high activity of the catalyst must be complemented by an adequate tolerance to metals and/or metal storage capacity.

F. oxysporum's enzymatic system showed an adequate tolerance to ethanol.

Patients who fulfilled the above criteria and had completed 12 weeks of treatment without evidence of disease progression or poor compliance to treatment, and with adequate tolerance of tazarotene, were eligible for entry into a follow-up study, subject to the exclusion criteria in the first part of the study and the provision of further signed informed consent.

Test measurements have shown adequate radiation tolerance on the required time scale of 1 year.

However, tensegrities are often prone to difficulties associated with meeting serviceability criteria and with providing adequate damage tolerance when used as civil engineering structures.

With the exception of allergy or rare cases of irritation due to the presence of alkaline additives, hair dye products have an adequate local tolerance under standard conditions of use (Nohyneka et al., 2004).

"Ensuring adequate opioid tolerance before prescribing a fentanyl patch is one measure that is fully in the hands of physicians and pharmacists," co-author Shawn Bugden had said in a press release about the study.

Nickel-based superalloys are usually exposed to high static or cyclic loads in non-ambient environments, so a reliable prediction of their mechanical properties at elevated temperature is essential for adequate damage-tolerance assessment of components.

The equations are solved using a variable-order Adams Bashforth Moulton scheme and adequate error tolerances of the numerical scheme are established by reversing the direction of time marching.

5 Given the importance of the skin barrier in neonates and infants, it is important to use topical skin-care products that have undergone adequate skin-tolerance studies, yet there are very few published studies 6, 7 evaluating the tolerability or efficacy of skin cleansers, lotions/emollients, and shampoos under real-world, normal conditions of use on healthy, full-term neonates or infants.