Sentence examples for decrease tolerance from inspiring English sources
We speculate that working long hours may decrease tolerance for dealing with challenging patient issues, but this hypothesis requires further study.
Likewise, sepsis or cardiopulmonary disorders may decrease tolerance to increased metabolic demands during the febrile response, rendering patients susceptible to severe hemodynamic instability and hypoxic tissue injury [ 11].
Meanwhile, AtCPK4 and AtCPK11 can phosphorylate the ABA-responsive transcription factors ABF1 and ABF4 and lead to salt insensitivity in seed germination and decrease tolerance of seedlings to salt stress [ 22].
Several investigators have speculated that certain PADI4 polymorphisms would enhance citrullination and decrease tolerance for citrullinated proteins, which could lead to the production of anti-CCP and the development of RA [ 6, 40].
Criticism is not welcomed and is being met with decreasing tolerance.
"Because of an increased sensitivity to alcohol and decreased tolerance as one ages, lower amounts of alcohol can have a bigger effect," he said.
Generally speaking, there is a decreased tolerance to browsing moving from grass-like plants to trees, and also decreased accessibility to the edible portions of the plant.
The trend also reflects investors' willingness to spend whatever it takes to hire the people who can achieve good financial results, as well as their decreasing tolerance of anyone who does not.
Light-induced pain or discomfort, or 'photalgia' (otherwise known as light sensitivity, photophobia, asthenopia, photoallodynia or photodynia) is a well-known consequence of mTBI, being commonly associated with decreased tolerance of light levels easily withstood by others1, with headaches, pain in the eyes, difficulties in concentration and diminished cognitive function2.
In contrast, a null mutant for this gene showed decreased tolerance to high-salinity and drought stress.
The seasonal differences in adult tolerance to irradiation observed by Wang X .et al. (2011) may reflect decreasing tolerance to irradiation as individual adults age.
