Sentence examples for has some tolerance from inspiring English sources
The CCDS database, therefore, has some tolerance for minor differences between the NCBI and EBI/WTSI annotations (though not affecting the start, stop or splice site locations), with these differences being due to sequence polymorphisms between the reference genome sequence and the transcript data or publication support the RefSeq is based on.
They may have some tolerance for the religion, but Israel is Zionism, and that's the evil.
North scraped up a rebid of two spades, expecting his partner to have some tolerance for that suit.
But Dr Mousseau suggests a more likely explanation is that evolution has already been at work near Chernobyl, killing off individual birds that cannot cope with the background radiation and allowing the genes of those that have some tolerance to be passed on.
The female parent was noted for its good cooking quality (intermediate amylose), as well as having some tolerance to salinity.
The existence of the synchronization code depends on a certain number of bits being recognizable, which means that the synchronization code may have some tolerance for faults.
Saying the TSA now has "zero tolerance" for thefts -- which it proclaimed back in 2008 -- implies that before then, it had some tolerance for it.
Heroin users at least have some tolerance to opioids, which reduces their odds of overdose, but those who have never taken such drugs face even greater peril.
This is about the government coming in and saying, 'No we're gonna make you do this.' And this is where I think we just need some space to say, 'Let's have some tolerance be a two-way street.'".
As sequence capture baits have some tolerance for mismatches, it is likely that a bait designed for a given gene will capture paralagous genes in cases where sequence divergence is not high.
Here, both species were seen to have some tolerance to high temperature as membrane leakage was still below 50%% after exposure to 50 °C, a relatively high heat-shock temperature.
