Sentence examples for increased tolerance of from inspiring English sources

We believe that Hooters contributes to the normalisation of the sexual objectification of women – a normalisation that negatively impacts on women's self-esteem and leads to an increased tolerance of sexual harassment and violence.

Immobilization led to increased tolerance of enzyme to some metal ions, inhibitors and detergents.

Sato and Yokoya (2007) showed increased tolerance of rice seedlings of water deficit after prior exposure to heat stress at 42°C for 24 h; overexpression of HSPs increased tolerance of water deficit in tobacco (Cho and Hong 2006) and water deficit and salt in Arabidopsis (Sun et al. 2001).

In previous studies, upregulation of NOS during acclimatization of rats to sustained hypobaric hypoxia was associated to cardioprotection, evaluated as an increased tolerance of myocardium to hypoxia/reoxygenation.

These results indicate the feasibility of engineering tomato for increased tolerance of abiotic stress, without decreasing productivity, under both stress and nonstress conditions through trehalose biosynthesis.

However, the selectivity in mouse was greatly reduced due to an increased tolerance of this ring system at the mouse A1AR.

Rather, what we have seen is an increasing tolerance of certain sorts of antisemitism.

Phelps also believed that fighting the increasing tolerance of homosexuality was the key moral issue of our time.

That acceptance of certain risks may increase tolerance of uncertain outcomes.(Photo credit: AFP).

Back in New York, Mostly Mozart has shown wisdom in bringing back the thrillingly radical production of "Don Giovanni" (Aug. 17 and Aug. 19) by the conductor Iván Fischer, one of several prominent Hungarian artists who have spoken out against that country's increasing tolerance of anti-Semitism and homophobia.

Random mutagenesis is a generally an accepted and widely used approach for increasing tolerance of a bacterial strain towards an unknown inhibitor.