Sentence examples for range tolerance from inspiring English sources

Pennisetum setaceum's native range populations and those introduced globally (in most instances more than a century ago) seemingly have undergone no local adaptation for developmental traits related to water, nitrogen or nutrient stresses, as adequate levels of plasticity guaranteed broad ecological range tolerance and fitness.

Resulting transgenic lines showed wide-range tolerance to drought, chilling, oxidants, heat and iron starvation.

Marker-aided selection can pave the way to breed new varieties of drought tolerant common bean that combine a range of tolerance mechanisms in commercial grain types.

Polygenic resistance is favoured when drug exposures occur within a range of tolerance for a portion of the population, whereas monogenic resistance is favoured when exposure occurs outside the range of tolerance (see ffrench-Constant et al. 2004).

Some have very specific requirements essential to their existence, whereas others have a broad range of tolerance.

The optimal range for tolerance value is dependent on the range of palmprint features.

The presence of As in seawater resulted in a narrower range of tolerance to both salinity and temperature.

Rea et al. [59] described a surface portioning spectrum distribution, which measures the number of connected regions against a range of tolerance values [59].

It has been found that duckweed shows wide range of tolerance against several factors that generally leads to necrosis and hence causes death in many plants.

The Gaia hypothesis states that there is an emergent feedback loop generated by the metabolism of living organisms that maintains the core temperature of the Earth and atmospheric conditions within a narrow self-regulating range of tolerance.

Stress results in reduced rates of biochemical reactions when conditions are outside the optimal range of tolerance [5], [10].