Sentence examples for equal tolerance from inspiring English sources

One does not tolerate a peer or equal; tolerance is by no means equality.

"And the sheer demand for people tends to equal tolerance," he added.

The tree is color-coded: red indicates +1 proline preference, blue indicates +1 arginine preference, and purple indicates equal tolerance of both Arg and Pro at the +1 position.

Furthermore, overexpression of the cytoplasmic, mitochondrial, or chloroplastic SAT from T. goesingense or the chloroplastic SAT from A. thaliana in E. coli all conferred approximately equal tolerance to Ni and Co [ 30].

This regimen is overall superior to the standard regimen of amphotericin B deoxycholate (1 mg/kg every other day for 15 infusions) on the basis of efficacy (almost equal), tolerance (superior), feasibility (far superior), and cost (∼$200 for Ambisome at the developing-world favorable price).

(The award went to the Romanian artist duo Cristian Bors and Marius Ritiu, whose work, "No Borders Equals Tolerance," consisted of a classical gypsy caravan parked outside the fair, decorated with traditional embellishments, like handcrafted carved metal pieces on the roof).

Then, depending on the difference between the two values, the controllers will decide and send commands to the motor and change its angle in order to make the difference equal the tolerance value (LDR1 − LDR2 = tolerance).

From the very beginning, Amazon has been committed to equal rights, tolerance and diversity and we always will be.

We assume equal interference tolerance for both systems leading to both colliding users withdrawing from the system simultaneously.

The mean and standard deviation are observed at each stage of iteration and stop when standard deviation becomes less than equal to tolerance.

"From the very beginning, Amazon has been committed to equal rights, tolerance and diversity and we always will be," HR Vice President Beth Galetti wrote.