Sentence examples for considered tolerant from inspiring English sources

Nipponbare was considered susceptible because they observed that 8-week-old plants of Nipponbare showed a leaf-bronzing score significantly higher than the genotypes considered tolerant.

On the basis of these findings, S. alveolata can be considered tolerant of one month exposures to low TRO at water temperatures up to and including the summer maxima for southern UK waters.

Our tolerance outcome was based on study exit data; all patients who continued with citalopram at the end of STAR*D Level 1 treatment were considered tolerant, while patients who refused to continue citalopram or left the study at any time due to side effects were considered intolerant.

These accessions were considered tolerant to PVY-F14K.

Mutant lines with a score ≤5 were considered tolerant.

Additionally, an isolate which showed MBC/MIC ratio of ≥32 is considered tolerant or resistant to the used anti-infective agent [ 33, 35].

Grapevine is considered moderately tolerant to salinity stress, Studies of grapevine salt tolerance have primarily focused on the selection of salt-tolerant rootstocks, physiological comparison of salt tolerance in different grapevine cultivars, and recently, the development of high throughput assay methods.

Henry's proposal was considered religiously tolerant in its day, but Madison and Jefferson thought it did not go far enough.

An irony of history is that Berlin has almost always been considered a tolerant and liberal town, from its earliest days as a village on the banks of the River Spree.

Two types of thin-walled light weight structures endangered by buckling will be considered; imperfection tolerant and imperfection sensitive structures.

Orchid seeds appear to be short-lived compared to crop plant seeds, even if considered desiccation tolerant (Pritchard et al. 1999; Seaton and Pritchard 2003).