Sentence examples for greater tolerances from inspiring English sources

Overall, both membrane-targeted MMT and TMT strains were found contributing to 3 times n-butanol (0.5% to 1.5%) and 1.25 times ethanol (4% to 5%) greater tolerances, respectively, than the control E. coli strains (pET30a).

We intentionally focused on aquatic and wetland plants residing in relatively stable hydrologies as plants previously exposed to low soil moistures may have altered physiological properties (e.g. tissue elasticity and solute content) that would promote greater tolerances towards future soil-water deficits (Morgan 1984; Touchette et al. 2007).

Acacias and mopane are less flood tolerant with pechuel showing greater tolerance of flooding, and also of fire.

"There's a much greater tolerance here because people have had the experience of being different.

Pop music fans have a greater tolerance for this than jazz buffs, he said.

Redheads from everywhere tend to have greater tolerance for physical pain.

Koolhaas has a greater tolerance for the ungainly and the unsightly than I do.

Is there a way to persuade the Taliban to pursue a path of greater tolerance?

Consistently there seems to be greater tolerance and more contentedness than we think.

Perhaps those also with a greater tolerance for mortgage debt than those around them.

Is there a greater tolerance and broadmindedness, at least among the nation's youth?