Sentence examples for capability to tolerate from inspiring English sources
A collection of 51 microorganisms was obtained and most of them showed the capability to tolerate heavy metals in multi-polluted aqueous systems (Cd II), Cr VI), Ni, Pb, Zn II)), as well as to remove them.
And we have the capability to tolerate pressure much more - that's what I'm seeing.
The biomass and lipid yields, fatty acid profiles, capability to tolerate inhibitors and pellet formation were studied.
The salinity stress response has been studied in model crop plant rice, which represents a glycophyte plant and does not possess the capability to tolerate high salinity.
As GA alone is not sufficient to predict outcome and tolerance to chemotherapy[ 35, 36], there is an increasing interest to integrate it with specific biomarkers that reflect biological ageing and frailty in individuals affected by cancer, in order to get a more complete picture of the patients' physiological reserves and capability to tolerate chemotherapy.
Based on these observations, it is likely that natural yeast strains may have the capability to tolerate multiple stresses, possibly due to the fact that natural yeasts are constantly exposed to environmental fluctuations in their habitats.
This suggests that fish from desert climates have evolved capabilities to tolerate warm water temperatures and low oxygen content whereas montane fish have limited response capabilities due to lack of molecular adaptation under these environmental conditions.
The proposed routing method has a multi-level fault-tolerance capability and therefore it is capable to tolerate more faulty components in more complicated faulty situations with additional hardware costs.
The capability of S13.1.2 to tolerate different heavy metals was determined via biolog phenotype microarray analysis.
The capability of Citrus to tolerate salinity is mostly related to the ability of the rootstock to exclude chloride, although the nature of this mechanism remains unresolved [ 25].
The capability of C. glutamicum to tolerate isobutanol toxicity was evaluated by exposing the organism to isobutanol at different concentrations and determining the percentage of cells that remained viable relative to no alcohol exposure.
