Sentence examples for be rather tolerant to from inspiring English sources
The electrodes have been found to be rather tolerant to chloride and Fe2+ ions, and could hence be promising candidates as catalyst materials for solid polymer water electrolysis systems.
Early mammalian development appears to be rather tolerant to epigenetic abnormalities, raising the possibility that even a fully functional reprogrammed genome may have been subjected to some epigenetic alterations.
While proteins seem to be rather tolerant to indels in loops compared to core structure elements, protein loops can not be viewed as "random coils" and indels are under constant evolutionary pressure [ 16].
Such an interaction would need to be rather tolerant of changes to the adenine group because even substantial modifications to it cause only modest decreases in affinity (Correa et al., 2001; Sureshan et al., 2008).
These factors are probably why the method is rather tolerant of poor structures such as the example in Figure 5.
We found that low complexity regions are rather tolerant for tandem splice events (Additional File 3), which is consistent with observations for amino acid indels [ 26].
The most striking finding is that Ni/GDC anodes seem to be rather more tolerant to the contaminants as recently understood.
Although US authorities tend to be rather less tolerant of occupations, few expected the show of force that was thrust on protesters at Davis.
This suggests small salinity variations within a similar environment, since ostracods are rather euryhaline (i.e, tolerant to such variations) if compared with foraminifera, which are more stenohaline (less tolerant), see pag.
Similar to class 2, the class 3 applications are usually delay sensitive, but most applications of class 3 can be made rather tolerant of occasional delay-bound violation and dropped packets.
