Sentence examples for approaching the tolerance from inspiring English sources

Aggressive radiotherapy approaching the tolerance limits of any of the fractionation schemes proved most effective.

The levels required for alkylating-agent sensitization exceed the clinically tolerable level of theophylline, and probably approach the tolerance of man to caffeine.

The upper warming, +6 30°CC) approached the thermal tolerance of development (<30% normal larvae).

"Lesser warming still makes life more difficult and reduces productivity in these regions, because temperatures are approaching the limit of human tolerance and both agricultural and construction work are mainly outdoor activities," the researchers wrote.

Thus, there is an implicitly acknowledged role for reducing the precursor frequency of donor antigen-specific lymphocytes when approaching the daunting goal of transplant tolerance.

The point system, however, appears to be a muted effort to extend that control by warning users when they approach the boundaries of official tolerance.

The potential sanctions to be decided by the stewards will apply to drivers who transgress the "zero tolerance" approach the FIA have applied to turns eight, 15 and 18. Jenson Button, Hamilton's former team-mate at McLaren, has also clarified that the decision was agreed between the drivers and the race director Charlie Whiting, in a meeting before qualifying.

These approaches resemble the tolerance design stage of the Taguchi method of robust design.

In this contribution, an approach for the tolerance analysis of mechanism employing these discrete geometry representations is proposed.

For instance, Koppram et al. [ 9] reported that an evolutionary engineering approach enhanced the tolerance of xylose-metabolizing recombinant yeast to inhibitors derived from spruce hydrolysate, but that some of the strains lost their ability to convert xylose into ethanol.

So viewed, that policy might seem simply like a different way to approach the rule of law: zero tolerance.