Sentence examples for measured tolerance from inspiring English sources

One clone was grown with B. tectorum while the other was grown alone, and we measured tolerance (ability to maintain size) and the ability to reduce size of B. tectorum for each plant.

When comparing the data sets in our study, there is no deviation from the range of measured tolerance being 0.5 mm for the medians or means among the two groups.

Consequently, measuring tolerance for uncertainty and arousal might be important for getting specific hypotheses in response to aversive stimuli.

To measure tolerance to artificial or snail damage we used the reaction-norm approach with two levels of damage for clipping (damaged and undamaged) and continuous levels of damage for snails [20], [21].

This item, designed to measure tolerance to bureaucracy, may not have been sufficiently explicit, or such tolerance may not be a component of self-concept.

The length of lag phase for cell growth in response to the inhibitor challenge has been used to measure tolerance of strain performance.

Our results and the rapidly growing research on measuring tolerance to infection should inspire renewed interest on pathogen-mediated and sexual selection.

When empowerment indexes are added (column 4), only the scale measuring tolerance for domestic violence is associated with daughter's FGC status, suggesting that mothers who are more tolerant of domestic violence are also more likely to circumcise their daughters.

Of the 170 instruments that fell outside of the measuring tolerance of ± 3 mmHg (18.6%; 146 upper arm, 21 wrist, 3 unknown type), 102 (60.0%) and 68 (40.0%) demonstrated falsely high and falsely low measurements respectively.

Symptoms about parallelism in brake can be directly understood from the current waveform which enables to measure tolerances and to identify the problems of the brake at an early phase.

We therefore measured glucose tolerance and found that DEHP administration mildly enhanced glucose tolerance.