Sentence examples for extent of tolerance from inspiring English sources

Sb   − ++ Ghassemzadeh et al. 2008 EOT + extent of tolerance, − − − not tolerant.

There was a significant positive correlation among Pro, GB contents and the extent of tolerance to oxidative in S. kotschyana.

The relationship between the volume of the vascularized graft and the extent of tolerance induced to it remains unclear and needs further investigation.

The extent of tolerance by plants to Na+ stress depends on at least three processes: compartmentalization (at cellular and/or tissue levels), exclusion (from roots into the rhizosphere) and transportation (in vasculatures) of the ions.

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).

The extent of tolerance by plants to Na+ stress depends on ion compartmentalization and exclusion.

The extent of alkali tolerance clearly showed that tolerant accessions were relatively common, e.g., nearly 40% of screened accessions (Fig. 2a).

Kyle Vander Meulen Chicago, Sept. 8, 2010 To the Editor: Feisal Abdul Rauf would do far better if he tried to promote tolerance among Muslim extremists rather than challenging the extent of American tolerance.

Moreover, measurements of these physiological properties can also be used to evaluate the extent of cold tolerance exhibited by various rice cultivars to identify genes controlling cold tolerance for breeding purposes.

In March of this year, federal agents raided marijuana dispensaries in Montana, and some states wondered about the extent of Justice Department tolerance.

Fig. 10 Extent of cold tolerance of Rayada rice, a Bangladesh confined deepwater rice ecotype.