Sentence examples for raised tolerance from inspiring English sources
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].
However, the female brain is able to raise tolerance to pain when engaging in the process of ejecting a human from the pelvic regions.
The results are discouraging but demonstrate the effect even a small amount of education can have in raising tolerance.
The company asked the EPA to raise tolerance levels for glyphosate on several foods in 2013 and the EPA did so.
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.
The pleasure that he discovered in the game raised his tolerance for certain cultural clichés, although he maintained enough of his urban hipster sensibility to forswear the kind of brown and white footwear that looked like saddle shoes, as well as certain shades of pink and green.
Short half-life benzodiazepines such as triazolam have been particularly useful in treating insomnia, but concerns have been raised regarding tolerance potential and dependence liability of classical benzodiazepines, which has led to reduced prescribing of these agents.
I was raised on tolerance and to this day believe in the Rogers and Hammerstein lyric that holds, "You've got to be taught to be afraid of people whose eyes are oddly made and people whose skin is a different shade.
The El Modena group said it hoped to raise awareness and promote tolerance by providing a safe forum for discussion of issues related to sexual orientation and homophobia.
As a result, on World AIDS day in 2003, UNICEF funded APEC's campaign to raise awareness and promote tolerance through the mass media.
On World AIDS day in 2003, UNICEF funded APEC's campaign to raise awareness and promote tolerance through the mass media.
