The phrase "raise tolerance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as an imperative when you are telling someone to make an effort to be more tolerant towards others. For example, "Let's all raise tolerance and be more understanding of each other's differences."
It raises tolerance to the chemicals in the plant and this, in turn, raises the user's blood pressure and risk of heart disease.
The results are discouraging but demonstrate the effect even a small amount of education can have in raising tolerance.
There is an argument that a raised tolerance for ambiguity and uncertainty are important characteristics of effective communication – an individual tolerance for ambiguity affects the type of information we try to seek about others [ 51].
He said the party did not need to dilute its principles, but should raise its tolerance.
These T cell traps could give us a handle on autoreactive T cell populations in different autoimmune diseases and be used as a read-out for the drugs that may actually raise immune tolerance in these disorders.
The event, now in its third year, is held to raise awareness, tolerance and understanding of paganism, said organisers.
Overall, plant morphological changes in presence of salt, roughly constant levels of photosynthetic pigments, especially Chl a, Chl b, lutein and β-carotene in 35S::SlIPtomatoesoes regardless on the growth medium and higher K+ contents in presence of NaCl indicate that SlIPT3 overexpression could raise plant tolerance to salt stress.
Everything seems calmer and more organized than on that earlier trip, but maybe all these years in New York have raised my tolerance for long lines and general chaos.
But it did so, he said, because the plan provides for conservation of the herd and raises the tolerance level for bison on public land outside the park, and "because you can't stay at war forever".
