"What we really hope to do is plant them in areas across the U.S. as a symbol of the growth of tolerance," Ms. Simons said.
These equations describe the rate of tolerance growth for acute tolerance, the rate of tolerance growth after alcohol dosing (chronic tolerance), and, for cases in which tolerance has been conditioned, the equations also describe changes in the rate of growth of tolerance when the stimulus set changes.
Nevertheless, the European "wars of religion" of the 16th and 17th centuries resulted, if only by reaction and at a geographically variable pace, in the growth of civil tolerance.
Now consider the second change, which runs counter to the first: the growth in America of tolerance.
Azospirillum can also promote plant growth by mechanisms of tolerance of abiotic stresses, named as induced systemic tolerance, mediated by antioxidants, osmotic adjustment, production of phytohormones, and defense strategies such as the expression of pathogenesis-related genes.
Conclusions: Honey locust is an important agroforestry tree capable of very fast growth and tolerance of poor site conditions.
Plant factors include type of vegetable, density and depth of the root system, stage of growth, drought tolerance, and plant population.
Therefore, we postulate a role for this population in tumor growth, metastasis and induction of tolerance.
The variation of growth and cold tolerance of two natural Arabidopsis accessions, Cvi (cold sensitive) and Rschew (cold tolerant), was analysed on a proteomic, phosphoproteomic and metabolomic level to derive characteristic information about genotypically distinct strategies of metabolic reprogramming and growth maintenance during cold acclimation.
Whilst there is an abundance of tools aimed at preventing the occurrence of fatigue cracking at the design stage typically adopting the so called 'safe life' design philosophy tools to assess the growth and tolerance of cracks once initiated are less routinely applied in the rail industry than in other industries such as aerospace and power generation.
Thus, one hypothesis is that deer herbivory coupled with successional dynamics may favor both native and exotic species with traits promoting rapid growth and tolerance of herbivory rather than chemical deterrence [44].
