Sentence examples for more tolerant of errors from inspiring English sources

This work is intended to demonstrate shortcomings in the more common methods of tomogram processing and to demonstrate an image classification method which is more tolerant of errors in the final reconstruction, whatever the source of those errors might be.

It is also likely that we will see a reduction of orphan reactions in the next generation of ancestral models that makes use of parsimony or maximum likelihood based ancestral state prediction to determine which genes are present at each internal node, because this approach will be more tolerant of annotation or orthology errors affecting a subset of taxa.

"Lewis commits the... grave error of depicting traditional Islam as more tolerant of Jews... thereby implying that Zionism was the cause of Arab-Islamic anti-Semitism," she writes.

Democrats are more tolerant of bigger government.

Foreigners are just more tolerant of corruption.

We are more tolerant of men's improper behavior.

Youths are typically more tolerant of risk than their elders.

Falun Gong is no more tolerant of the Western press.

We're not magically more tolerant of different body types.

He probably is more tolerant of Democrats now.

We're far more tolerant of different views and changing social mores.