15 For younger subjects, the effectiveness and tolerance of SPO2 have been demonstrated 14, 16 and the procedures validated, but for elderly subjects, the interest, tolerance and procedures have yet to be established.
Because the power to bully is the power to subjugate creativity, entrepreneurial interests, religious tolerance, out-of-the-box thinking, and society at large.
People feel unheard and disadvantaged by political decisions that do not represent their best interests, government tolerance of out of the country manufacturing and deregulation of the financial sectors being two such examples.
AGES 7 AND UP -- They shouldn't either, until whatever age their interest and tolerance start to fade.
He's an alert writer with an alert interest in tolerance: he has done work for the American Civil Liberties Union.
Any similar proclamation declaring only Jews to be worthy of God's love would, or should, be instantly decried by those with an interest in tolerance and coexistence, especially if displayed in such a prominent and provocative manner rather than in private.
Although domain-specific knowledge plays an important role, problem solving is also enhanced by non-cognitive factors such as self-confidence, perseverance, motivation, interest, frustration tolerance and the like (Frensch and Funke 1995; Schoppek and Fischer 2015; Sugrue 1995).
And in the interest of tolerance and maybe all of us trying to get along a little better?
Many (I'd even say most) of my skeptical friends have zero interest or tolerance for these paranormal-themed events.
Moby Dick In many ways, Jake Heggie's piece reflects where we currently are as an opera audience and our interest and tolerance for opera by American Composers.
