Sentence examples for displayed tolerance from inspiring English sources
Liu, from his radical anti-Communist youth, matured into a champion of nonrevolutionary political reform: he continued to be critical of the government but gave it credit for economic reforms and for those instances where it displayed tolerance.
"During the last three years, there were many cases during which our colleagues displayed tolerance toward outbreaks of violence by members of Golden Dawn," said Christos Fotopoulos, head of the Federation of Greek Police Officers, during an interview on Greek television.
In 2007, the non-GM field was a 4.8 ha rectangle (120 × 400 m) in the middle of which a 20 × 100 m plot was sown with the GM insect-protected Bt Cotton, which displayed tolerance to the herbicide glufosinate due to the presence of the selectable marker gene.
The transgenic lines displayed tolerance to dehydration, drought, salt, and oxidative damage compared with wild-type plants.
Transgenic plants displayed tolerance to Basta, whereas the untransformed control plants were severely damaged and died following Basta treatment.
The requirement of MMR was initially characterized in MMR-deficient strains of E.coli, which displayed tolerance to the DNA alkylating agent N-methyl-N′-nitro-N-nitrosoguanidine (MNNG) (Karran and Marinus, 1982).
She led by example by always displaying tolerance, kindness and unconditional love.
We have to be that way: it says so in Webster's dictionary, where, among other things, the word "liberal" describes someone who "displays tolerance of others' views".
The recipients of ABO incompatible grafts display tolerance, accommodation or rejection of the graft.
The main objectives of this study were to screen for yeast strains displaying tolerance to multiple stresses present during high-temperature ethanol fermentation, i.e., heat, ethanol, osmotic, oxidative, and cell wall stresses, and to investigate cellular mechanisms responsible for multiple stress tolerance in these strains.
G. sulphuraria is also a metabolically flexible species, being able to grow in complete darkness using a wide range of carbon sources (Gross and Schnarrenberger 1995) and displaying tolerance to various stresses (Schönknecht et al. 2013; Minoda et al. 2015; Pade et al. 2015).
