Sentence examples for hence tolerate from inspiring English sources

It is fairly osmo-tolerant and can hence tolerate very high sugar concentrations, which is an advatange in fermentation in a high-sugar medium.

This will accordingly maximize the soft-decision decoding performance and hence tolerate worse raw storage reliability.

An active pig may hence tolerate, up to a certain threshold, more severe OC lesions without clinical signs registered by gait scoring.

Hence, representation of di nucleotide repeats in this region would not affect the reading frame and thus tolerated more as compared to amino acid coding regions.

The behind FFR lies in the fact that mobile stations (MSs) in the central area of a cell are more robust against interference due to low path loss and hence they can tolerate higher reuse compared to those at the cell border suffering from high interference as well as high path losses [19, 20].

The interviews were for as long as it took for the participant to tell their story or as long as the participant could tolerate, hence they ranged from approximately 40 minutes to 2 1/2 hours.

The procedure involves microsurgical techniques; hence, it is tolerated longer and better by young, healthy patients.

The data indicated that irrigation can be used more sparingly since biomass accumulation (hence net photosynthesis) can tolerate greater deficits than previously recognized.

In a nutshell, while the diagnostic process requires robustness and flexibility to deal with the uncertainty of not knowing or not knowing enough, physicians remain not trained nor do they tolerate uncertainty hence committing mistakes.

Pneumococci are able to produce millimolar H2O2 by the pyruvate oxidase SpxB as a chemical weapon against bacterial competitors and hence this pathogen can tolerate high H2O2 concentrations (Pericone et al, 2002, 2003).

This may be seen as evidence that these elements are mobile, parasitic entities: the regions downstream of CDS are less likely to be under strong selection pressures, and hence more likely to tolerate repeat element insertions, than upstream regulatory regions or intergenic sequences between cotranscribed genes.