Sentence examples for be difficult to tolerate from inspiring English sources
However, it must be noted that long protection periods greater than 10 s are not feasible in practice for streaming services, as they will involve long zapping times that would be difficult to tolerate by the users even with fast zapping techniques[23].
Adjuvant chemotherapy reduces the risk of relapse but it also has side effects and can be difficult to tolerate, especially for older patients.
With a decaffeinated, empty stomach, and a thirst that is difficult to tolerate, this act of fasting connects me to someone else.
Treatments included chemotherapy (63.1%) and stem cell transplantation (38.9%) and were difficult to tolerate for 54.1% of respondents.
Current treatments are difficult to tolerate and do not substantially improve quality of life for most patients.
27 28 29 The motivation of patients to participate rapidly drops when an intervention is cumbersome or time consuming, especially when it does not lead to any immediate effect or is difficult to tolerate.
Because of the extremely low likelihood of a sustained beneficial response, and because of the high rates of bothersome side effects, most patients perceived conventional IPF therapies as being difficult to tolerate and, in many ways, "worse than the disease itself".
Even in a hybrid fixator, the distal transfixing wires (apart from being difficult to tolerate) are not sufficiently rigid against bending forces in the sagittal plane as the permitted safe corridor for insertion is narrow and located mainly in the frontal plane [7, 22].
It may be difficult to know who will tolerate the monitor poorly, but we did find that people whose self-reported health status was fair or poor were more likely to be categorized as having poor tolerability.
"It would be difficult to come up with an ideal plant that is able to tolerate drought and then tolerate very, very heavy rain and flooding," she says.
