Moreover, the term "child prostitute" has the effect of dismissing the victimization and abuse that has been committed against the child, and makes it somehow different or more tolerable from other forms of rape or sexual abuse of minors.
In all these models, the dispersing individual is assumed to benefit directly from dispersal by moving to a different environment: one where there is a chance to find fewer or less intense competitors, more tolerable conditions, more food, or fewer predators [ 20].
It also provides good opportunity to reassure the patient about pain responses to specific exercises or to change the exercise prescription to ensure optimal performance or more tolerable pain response.
Dr. Lasagna said drug manufacturers do not devote enough research to looking at what makes their drugs "more effective or more tolerable".
"In many cases, floaters become less noticeable or more tolerable over time, and can even disappear entirely," says Dr. Jeffrey Heier, an ophthalmologist and Harvard Medical School instructor.
Choosing r > 1 makes the function non-linear and results in placing more emphasis on being closer to the target value, and choosing 0< r < 1 makes it less important or more tolerable to be more remote from the target.
For some, these other non-dairy milks have a taste and mouth-feel that's preferable to or perhaps more tolerable than the soy variety.
Thus, more tolerable treatment regimes for cancer or the combination of conventional chemotherapy with adjuvant therapies gain more and more attention in the light of the primary aim to improve the situation of cancer patients.
They make Twitter better, or at least more tolerable.
Funny is often funnier, or at least more tolerable, when small.
