Sentence examples for ranges of tolerance from inspiring English sources

Future experimental studies of salinity tolerance in Equisetum taxa will probably provide insights into the detailed mechanisms involved and the full ranges of tolerance across taxa.

Compared to the first formulation of R-DFBA, the relative and absolute ranges of tolerance (γ x, and ε x ) are set to be zero, due to the relaxed integer constraints for y i,j.

The solutions to MINLP formulation of R-DFBA (and its extensions) are obtained with γ x = 0.4, γ v = 0.2, and ε x = 0.01, ε v = 0.05, representing the relative and absolute ranges of tolerance, respectively.

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.

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

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.

This is an upgrade in competiveness from the above both scenarios, and the range of tolerance of PSHPP capital cost in the escalated fuel cost scenario reached about 4180 $/kW.

The IT grades of ABS replicas prepared by this combined process were found to be consistent with the permissible range of tolerance grades as per ISO standard UNI EN 20286-I (1995) and DIN 16901 for plastic materials.

A number of earthworm species such as Eisenia fetida, Eisenia andrei, Eudrilus eugeniae and Prionyx excavates have been studied for their potential to degrade the organic mass, and the epigeic earthworm E. fetida was found to be the best species for vermicomposting because of its wide range of tolerance and capability of producing good vermicompost (Edwards 1998; Sinha et al. 2002; Suthar 2007).