Sentence examples for extent and tolerance from inspiring English sources
While the decision for adjuvant chemotherapy was made on an individual basis for each patient, the following factors were taking into account: clinicopathologic factors (i.e. disease-free interval, extent of disease, organ function, recovery from surgery, etc)., extent and tolerance of chemotherapy pretreatment and patients' preference.
Differing considerably in geographical extent and ecological tolerance, the three allopolyploids together provide a useful system to explore genomic responses to allopolyploidization and reveal their role in adaptation to contrasting environments.
The relationship between the volume of the vascularized graft and the extent of tolerance induced to it remains unclear and needs further investigation.
Functional outcomes included increased oral intake to the extent that tube feeding was discontinued, and tolerance for an increased variety of soft foods and for thin fluids.
There was a significant positive correlation among Pro, GB contents and the extent of tolerance to oxidative in S. kotschyana.
Overexpression of a CDPK, OsCDPK7 enhanced salt stress tolerance in transgenic rice and the extent of tolerance correlated well with the level of OsCDPK7 expression (Saijo et al. 2000).
Overexpression of a key enzyme in GSH biosynthesis resulted in higher steady-state levels of GSH and enhanced nickel, cobalt, zinc and to a lesser extent cadmium tolerance in A. thaliana (Freeman et al. 2004Freeman and Salt 2007).
The extents of lipid peroxidation and membrane permeability have been used as indices of salt injury and tolerance in Amaranthus (Battacharjee and Mukherjee 1996).
Thus, the extent to which patriotism can be reconciled with a commitment to universal values, respect for human rights, and tolerance of ethnic and national differences remains contested.
The extent of tolerance by plants to Na+ stress depends on ion compartmentalization and exclusion.
