While still primarily associated with the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) movement, the rainbow emblem is now sometimes used as a more general shorthand for tolerance.
His directive to take the time you need came to stand for a more general spirit of tolerance and trust toward his writers.
Hence, our results provide additional support for the notion that poor outcomes among AML patients > 70 years cannot be explained solely on the basis of increased prevalence of comorbidity by age but [ 14, 34], rather through a more general low treatment tolerance at older ages.
However, the correlation between hypoxia and temperature tolerance in a more general stress response (Anttila et al. 2013) suggests that evolution might also proceed faster than independent selection on uncorrelated traits (Etterson and Shaw 2001).
Promising methods include engineering biofuel export systems, heat shock proteins, membrane modifications, more general stress responses, and approaches that integrate multiple tolerance strategies.
All the same, it seems strange that feminism has had so little effect on society's tolerance of female prostitution, or on the more general corruption of sex in such related institutions as lap-dancing.
The small circular size, its unique replication mechanism [ 22], and extra-nuclear localization could introduce different selective pressures against tolerance of inversions and thus deviation from the more general observation of intra-strand parity.
Thus, we found the apparent lack of tolerance against IDO intriguing, since it suggested a more general role of IDO-specific T cells in the regulation of the immune system.
Figure 10 The interference under SS-SA strategy for different C. In this example, we will study more general cases that the number of channel, channel's parameters, and interference tolerances are different.
To disincentivise the more general, but vital, benefits of education as a humanising process that fosters critical thought, tolerance and equality, is deeply regressive.
