Sentence examples for expected to be tolerated from inspiring English sources

The amino acid change Val60Ala, occurs in B-box1, a conservative change in amino acid sequence that is expected to be tolerated based on SIFT analysis [ 45].

As might be expected of a leucine to isoleucine mutation, like that found in the R57 Art5protein prothis, this change is expected to be tolerated by Art5p (Table  1).

In this situation, supplementary radiotherapy will be directed to a subvolume of the initial tumor outlined using a residual MRglc threshold of ≥0.072 μmol/min/g or SUVmax >1.45, and can be expected to be tolerated well.

Although vaccine side-effects might be expected to be tolerated poorly in patients receiving chemotherapy, previous studies having recorded AEs show that the vaccine was well tolerated, particularly concerning fever, which might be confusing in such patients who can develop febrile neutropenia (Ring et al, 2002).

Gays were poofs and deviants who could at best expect to be tolerated; or perhaps leper-like creatures to be pitied.

When you feel you go into a store and at the most you can expect to be tolerated, that sucks.

That approach is thus expected to be equally tolerated by the patients' while also providing adequate specimens for electrophysiology studies.

Therefore, they were not biased toward the ends of the polypeptides where they may be expected to be better tolerated in terms of their impacts on polypeptide functions.

Considering that relatively low human-equivalent doses of ketoconazole were sufficient to increase 4-HPR systemic exposure in mice, the combination of 4-HPR and ketoconazole is expected to be well tolerated in patients.

The administration of methylphenidate in addition to pre-existing mood-stabilising medication is expected to be well tolerated as this has been shown for combination therapy with other psychotropic drugs [ 36, 37].

Biodegradable stents that disintegrate after a period of time are expected to be well tolerated and have advantages over other stents that are more commonly used in practice today.