Sentence examples for combination of tolerance from inspiring English sources

Hatched by Henry VIII and nurtured by his daughter Elizabeth I, the Church of England was an expression of that combination of tolerance and arrogance that marked the English governing class.

Such a combination of tolerance traits holds much promise for most flood-prone areas of Asia, where complete submergence usually precedes or succeeds SF (Singh et al. 2011).

This combination of tolerances is rarely observed in a single fungus and additionally makes W. dermatitidis an excellent system for studies of the extremophilic nature of fungi.

The Mubarak government practiced an inconsistent combination of tacit tolerance for some smuggling combined with capricious half measures to cut it off, including the occasional prosecution.

The successful combination of submergence tolerance with other traits is likely to involve recognition of landraces with trait attributes that are unraveled at the genetic and molecular levels before their return to the farmer's field in improved varieties.

Therefore, in future riparian plants may have to show a combination of improved tolerance to drought and flooding, to survive.

Thus the different MAGIC populations will provide the foundation for accelerating progress in breeding programs through identification of beneficial alleles at key genetic loci, as well as superior combinations of stress tolerance in the best MAGIC lines for the breeding programs.

The human equivalent of this robustness is a combination of eloquence and tolerance — the spirit of good conversation.

On one hand, both protocols address the combination of the intrusion tolerance property and the QoS provision within the context of mobile wireless networks.

The combination of a higher tolerance for sulphidic environments and a preference for coarse substrates, likely makes this genus more successful at vents.

This estimate is based on three relatively recent and larger scale studies using a combination of oral glucose tolerance testing and self-reports of diabetes.