Sentence examples for incidence tolerance from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it can operate in a high efficiency, wide bandwidth, and wide angle of incidence tolerance and subwavelength thickness of approximately one-fifth of the central wavelength.

Our aim was to assess the effects of a new probiotic in an early enteral regimen on clinical outcome of severe TBI patients, in terms of VAP incidence, tolerance to enteral nutrition, duration of mechanical ventilation, and mortality rate.

Through introducing composite grating and controlling the thickness of the dielectric layer, we can get a broadband absorption with absorptivity above 80% at the range from 8μm to 12μm with a good incidence angle tolerance.

In our cohort, the incidence of vancomycin tolerance was approximately 4%.

Novel NO donors offering selective effects, a prolonged half-life, and a diminished incidence of drug tolerance have been developed to overcome these limitations.

In the case of herbicides, due to the increasing incidence of plant tolerance to a specific pesticide, some formulations now have as many as three active ingredients (MeisterPRO 2004).

Secondary outcomes were to verify any possible association between asynchrony incidence and NIV tolerance as for the acute setting, and differences in the amount of asynchronies between obstructive and restrictive patients.

An alternative and more plausible explanation for this, as well as the low incidence of desiccation tolerance at dispersal (Figs  3C E and 4), however, may be the premature breaking of the connection of the seed to the placenta, or perhaps selective abortion, before germinability and desiccation tolerance, respectively, were acquired.

For example, it seems that the increased incidence of lactose-tolerance among human populations has arisen as a consequence of a cultural innovation namely dairy farming.

136, 137 Conn et al. 138 first reported an increased incidence of impaired glucose tolerance in patients with primary aldosteronism.

In fact, patients with PCOS have an increased incidence of impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), impaired fasting glucose (IFG), and diabetes mellitus (DM) (3).