Accordingly, forced expressions of MEF2A, C and D in mice heart were demonstrated to be sufficient to drive intolerance to pressure overload, ventricular chamber dilation and contractile dysfunction[8], [9], [10].
Development of hyperactive delirium complicates critical care therapy, causing, for example, intolerance of continuous positive airway pressure or non-invasive ventilation or increased doses of sedation or related medication to control behavior, which in turn accumulate.
"The fact that it was common practice for decades reflected the intolerance of the times and the pressures of the cold war, but it does not make it any less wrong and we should apologise for it.
The fault line here is between those who find intolerance objectionable and those who oppose intolerance of the intolerant.
Bilateral itching, probably of allergic origin, and a dull feeling of pressure were observed in two of the 12 subjects during the ocular intolerance assessment of the dose escalating period.
But when the Iraqi government complained of Mr Siti's opposition to its increasing intolerance of minorities, the Kurds among them, the Yugoslav authorities "pressured him to leave," says Mr Siti.
Obviously, in a democracy there is always danger of the intolerance of the group, and mass media and consumer culture do instill pressures to conform.
LFT specifically denotes intolerance of physical or emotional discomfort i.e. the inability to accept unpleasant physical sensations and symptoms, such as pressure, numbness and pain [ 26].
"Intolerance of various kinds is growing.
There is so much intolerance of diversity.
