Sentence examples for only tolerant from inspiring English sources

Plants at F4, F5 and F6 were repeatedly assessed for tolerance and only tolerant plants (RDS ≤ 4) kept for variety development.

It is possible that some taxa included in these lists have low salinity tolerance, are only tolerant to limited exposure to salinity (e.g., seasonal salinity), or have experienced acclimation to salinity [ 43, 44].

"Our fans were not only tolerant and patient, but were extremely supportive," Bettman said in March of fans' reaction to the lockout.

And I'll chop off a couple of bits of Geranium macrorrhizum 'Album', which is not only tolerant of dry shade, but helps to blot out weeds.

It will be a place that has struck treaties with its first peoples as a sincere step to conciliation; gives all adults who love each other the legal right to marry; engenders a culture of respect for women; is not only tolerant but inclusive of minorities; has politicians who demonstrate genuine compassion to refugees and does not cynically demonise them.

Yet, despite the odds, Kingsley finds his work environment is not only tolerant, but welcoming.

In addition, genes associated with drought-tolerance, which are differentially expressed only in tolerant accessions, tend to evolve faster than other drought-responsive genes (differentially expressed in all accessions).

OutKast turns a doctrinal dispute into a continuing conversation, and in doing so it may be not only more tolerant but more realistic than most hip-hop.

In the first three episodes, she skulks around like an undomesticated animal, appreciated only by tolerant Joanna, so faithful she sees promise in the most pitiful places.

The country is only barely tolerant of non-governmental organisations, and fears that environmental pressure groups could provide cover for political activism against the Communist Party itself.

After repeated screenings, only 9 tolerant and 32 intolerant lines remained (Figure 2B).