Sentence examples for ill tolerance from inspiring English sources

The film is based on a memoir by Margaret Moorman, whose sister was labeled a schizophrenic while still in high school, and it seems as if it should be an opportunity to delve into a number of difficult subjects: independent living for the mentally ill, tolerance and acceptance of the disabled, the burdens chronic illness places on a family.

This arrangement, which began following the implementation of the Trump administration's ill-fated "zero tolerance policy," resulting in the separation of thousands of immigrant families along the southwest border, has continued — even as the White House has implemented policies to prevent migrants from seeking asylum except at official ports of entry.

Since the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage, the conservative fear machine has been cranked up to DEFCON 5. Trending in the opinion section on FoxNews.com are ill-informed articles titled "Tolerance vs. Pride?

Due to the conditional activity of SUB1A, new "Sub1" mega-varieties effectively provide submergence tolerance without apparent ill effect on development, productivity, or grain quality.

Afer twenty years of commercial availability of cefotaxime, the objective of this study was to know the reasons and modes of use, administration dosage as well as its effectiveness and tolerance in critically ill patients admittted to Intensive Care Units (ICU) in our country.

1) IC was the important factor that influenced the glucose tolerance in acutely ill severe patients, although the mechanisms of the change of IC was unclear.

To verify the importance of the role of blood glucose (BG -related factors to glucose tolerance in acutely ill severe patients with glucose intolerance.

We have shown that, in critically ill children with impaired glucose tolerance, β-cells can be dysfunctional, resulting in an inadequate compensatory increase in insulin release to the decreased insulin sensitivity.

Attitudes such as fear, avoidance, anger, suspicion, mistrust, hostility were considered negative, whereas sympathetic attitude, willingness to care for a mentally ill relative or friend and tolerance were considered positive attitudes.

Although greater efficacy of amphotericin B lipid formulations compared with amphotericin B deoxycholate in the treatment of invasive aspergillosis has not been demonstrated [ 7], the use of the lipid formulations appears preferable, especially in critically ill patients, because of better tolerance [ 32].

"This mindless, zero-tolerance approach is ill advised," said Ben DeCosta, the general manager of Hartsfield Atlanta International, which was shut down for four hours last November after a man ran down an up escalator to retrieve a camera bag.