Sentence examples for peculiar tolerance from inspiring English sources

According to the qualitative and quantitative parameters including plant height, fresh weight, dry weight, root length, root weight and visual stress symptoms, it was indicated that M. jalapa had a peculiar tolerance to petroleum contamination and could effectively promote the degradation of TPHs when the concentration of petroleum hydrocarbons in soil was equal to and lower than 10,000 mg/kg.

These studies evidenced how each algorithm is characterized by peculiar overall performances and tolerance to errors in the sequences.

Subgrouping seems to be flexible both on a daily and a seasonal scale [Patzelt et al., 2011] and male Guinea baboons show a peculiar high degree of tolerance toward each other compared to other baboon taxa [Maciej et al., 2013b; Patzelt et al., 2014; Sharman, 1981].

The ability of SLIT to elicit antigen (allergen -specific tolerallergen -specifictoleranceisr biolinkedf oral antogen-presentheg cells.

What is peculiar about this particular colony of grey seals is their tolerance of humans entering their habitat.

Investigation of this peculiar case may give insight into the mechanisms responsible for the breakdown of immunological tolerance.

MCF are characterised by simple stress-protective morphologies including a peculiar compact colonial structure, protective cell walls and multiple secondary metabolic products that support stress tolerance - carotenoids, melanins, mycosporines and compatible solutes (e.g. Gorbushina et al. [2008]).

Therefore, this study highlights that both peculiar biological profile and bioavailability of such ligands complement each other to modulate the reduction of morphine tolerance.

Overall DGGE fingerprinting indicated that a peculiar bacterial microbiome is stably associated with Salicornia roots, possibly having a role in promoting plant growth and stress tolerance.

Why peculiar?

Tolerance breeds tolerance.