Sentence examples for generally not tolerated from inspiring English sources

Structure-activity relationship studies indicated that bulky substituents at the 3-phenyl ring of the quinazolinone moiety are generally not tolerated in the active site of the enzyme.

Unfriendly, nervous dogs cannot be trusted, are difficult to catch for harnessing and generally not tolerated.

In other potassium channel classes, drastic alterations in the homologous region are generally not tolerated (Collins et al, 1997; Minor et al, 1999; Irizarry et al, 2002).

78 Physiological experiments of several cycles of remitting tardigrades to tun stage and reactivating them show that more than seven cycles, or a too rapid cycling between stages, is generally not tolerated.

Foul speech is generally not tolerated with high school athletic directors.

The Qatari Government officially champions media freedom elsewhere, but generally does not tolerate it at home.

"The Qatari government claims to champion press freedom elsewhere, but generally does not tolerate it at home," the US embassy said after the French director of the Doha Centre for Media Freedom resigned in June 2009, citing restrictions on the centre's freedom to operate.

In addition, grass with excessive thatch buildup, grass that has been damaged by insects or disease, or lawns in poor soil generally do not tolerate drought-induced dormancy well.

Systemic administration of IFN-β often results in flu-like symptoms and is generally not well tolerated.

While cell viability can exist when aneuploidy is limited (e.g., as seen in Down Syndrome), aneuploidy is generally not well tolerated (Torres et al., 2008).

Because these disabling symptoms are generally not well tolerated by caregivers, patients with these symptoms tend to be institutionalized earlier than patients without them.