Sentence examples for in intolerance from inspiring English sources

Other researchers have developed the hypothesis that worry depends on individual differences in intolerance for uncertainty, so that those who are particularly intolerant are motivated to continue worrying in an attempt to resolve their uncertainty (Dugas et al., 1998).

He believes in intolerance as a pragmatic principle.

We see a rise in intolerance today, and even the emergence of a new fascism".

In Intolerance (1916) and Broken Blossoms (1919) she embodied the ideal of the innocent, vulnerable heroine.

Her pain is right on the surface, and manifests itself in intolerance of my sporadically clunky questioning.

In "Intolerance," from 1916, D. W. Griffith set the supreme intimacy of closeups alongside monumental Biblical visions with casts of thousands.

Furthermore, mutations in mitochondrial genes have been implicated in exercise intolerance in humans [ 21].

Furthermore, mutations in mitochondrial genes have been implicated in exercise intolerance in humans [ 12] (see Table 1).

"We've seen a pretty striking rise in racial intolerance in Canada, which mirrors what's going on in Europe and America as well," Graves said.

Fetal exposure to bisphenol A (BPA), a highly prevalent endocrine disruptor in environment, has been shown to alter epigenetic modification and result in glucose intolerance in adulthood.

It suggests that classical conditioning plays an important role in MTX intolerance in this group [ 6, 8, 9].