Sentence examples for evident tolerance from inspiring English sources

But also troubling to the United States is the evident tolerance shown by other militias allied with the government, which have so far declined to take any action against suspects in the Benghazi attack.

The tradeoff was also evident when tolerance was measured as the slope of reaction norms for shoot size across drought treatments (F1, 55 = 4.463, P = 0.039, r = 7.5 %, not shown).

Despite being components of a singular signaling complex loss of the Gβ subunit (agb1-2 mutant) conferred accelerated senescence and aborted development in the presence of Na+, whereas loss of AtRGS1 (rgs1-2 mutant) conferred Na+ tolerance evident as less attenuated shoot growth and senescence.

Indian tolerance is evident in more recent moral and political thought, too.

But if friends are not appearing, at least tolerance is evident.

Toxin tolerance was evident within both superfamilies (Astacoidea and Parastacoidea) suggesting that tolerance may be a primitive trait in freshwater crayfish.

Nitrate tolerance was evident by a > 20-fold rightward shift in the nitroglycerin concentration response curve in tissues exposed previously to nitroglycerin for 90 min.

The major differences between the United States and Canada are less medical than cultural, he said, evident in Canadian patients' tolerance for wait times and moderated expectations of their health care providers.

According to the results of simulations, the designed four components beam expanding unit is proven to be an optimal scheme because of the evident declines of the tolerance sensitivities and speckle effects.

When religious tolerance is evident, society flourishes.

This limitation was especially evident when considering glucose tolerance, and therefore a possible influence of haptoglobin levels or genotypes on the development of disorders of glucose tolerance cannot be definitely excluded by our present results.