The bank said it aimed to bring inflation down to a more "tolerable" level as soon as possible.GDP in Britain rose by 0.2% in the second quarter, leaving it 1.6% higher than in the same quarter in 2007.
Dave Riley of Anime News Network found that the characters had improved slightly over their previous appearances, saying "Dropping the pretense of stoic seriousness transmutes some of the sub-series's most insufferable elements into something marginally more tolerable, especially as it regards its main character".
35 Alternative therapeutic strategies targeting RTKs that indirectly suppress the PI3K pathway in combination with MEK inhibition may be more tolerable, and as a consequence more effective.
The introduction of statins in the late 1980s, which were both more potent as well as more tolerable than bile acid sequestrants, quickly displaced these agents as first choice treatment for lowering LDL-C.
In particular, high prevalence of mild and severe erectile dysfunction and loss of libido at baseline may contribute to these attributes being assessed as more tolerable than less commonly experienced adverse effects such as severe urinary and bowel problems.
In Ohio, by contrast, a loss (quite correctly, in my view, for all the reasons that I've outlined above) would be seen as more tolerable.
Permutation #5: Romney and Santorum Each Win a State This path, conversely, is more tolerable for Mr. Santorum, as it would shut Mr. Gingrich out and keep the contest more of a two-man race.
Sometimes these matrices are uninformative and treat all substitutions equally likely, but nearly all protein sequence based procedures use a matrix that ranks certain types of substitutions as more tolerable than others.
After the start of this trial, the final report of a Phase I study (Propper et al, 2001) suggested 75 mg bid (150 mg day−1) as more tolerable midostaurin dosing for long-term administration.
