Sentence examples for of a low tolerance from inspiring English sources
Physicians, in spite of their extensive education and years of experience, are not immune to the impact of a low tolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty on judgment and decision-making.
Identification of c-myc in mussel exposed to 20°C seems to be indicative of the very poor biological condition of the 20°C-exposed individuals and thus in accordance with the hypothesis of a low tolerance of B. thermophilus to extended exposure to high temperature.
Visually conveys one's experience of reality after ingesting a medium-to-large dose of MDMA on a low tolerance.
Critical structures and infrastructure built by the government or other external agencies may require high levels of protection either because of political and economic costs associated with their provision leading to a low tolerance of risk of loss, or because of the wider impacts of their loss.
They attribute the remainder to "changes in beliefs and preferences" that are not easily measured.This seems consistent with a growing body of research that links a low tolerance of risk to past emotional trauma.
Newhouse has a dry sense of humor and a low tolerance for bunk.
Our rationale is that previously fed adult bat flies (regardless of sex) have a low tolerance for starvation.
We show that the miniature brain of honeybees initially demonstrate a low tolerance for novel views of complex shapes (e.g. human faces), but can learn to recognise novel views of stimuli by interpolating between or 'averaging' views they have experienced.
The rest were mostly stereotypical missionaries with a genuine Christian love of their fellow man but a low tolerance for some of the decidedly un-Christlike aspects of life in the jungle.
It is possible that the brain, as the most highly complex organ in terms of the number of genes expressed [24], has a low tolerance for genome rearrangements, which are likely to distort patterns of long-range gene regulation [25].
His approach wouldnt translate well to Asia, he claims, where a culture of saving face (and a low tolerance for failure) precludes public humiliation.
