Sentence examples for broad tolerance from inspiring English sources

The History From Broad Tolerance To Rigid Secularism Turkey's singular position among Muslim nations is rooted in history.

They have the same brilliance as his prose and chronicle a broad tolerance for his opponents.

The two theorems proposed are the Broad Tolerance Theorem and the Linearity Theorem.

Salinity is among the most important factors influencing the biology and physiology of oysters that are well-known for their broad tolerance of salinity (0 to 42) (Galstoff, 1964).

With these salinity responses, along with broad tolerance to water levels, B. syzigachne has great potential as an early colonizing annual species for conditions predicted to occur in many of the in-pit reclamation designs.

All species have a broad tolerance to salinity (ranging from 5 to 45‰) with each having a different optimum for growth (C. coelothrix 30‰, C. indica 20‰ and Ulva sp. 15‰).

First of all it demonstrates that former t-test related acceptance criteria can be scaled by a factor of 1.15, which allows for a broader tolerance without a loss of decision certainty.

Optimism about better information in the future also appeared to manifest a broader tolerance for ambiguity in genomic information.

Conversely, lower performance swimmers may have a much broader tolerance for non-synonymous substitutions because the OXPHOS system is under much lower performance demands.

"But there's a big, huge internal battle" – he strikes every word with his finger on his desk – "among the [wider] Malaysian community between the fanatics and the extremists to petition broader, more liberal tolerance.

The study suggested an easier and more flexible solution towards high efficiency LED by reducing complexity in design and allowing a broader margin for tolerance in production.