The books belong to the Cathars, a sect active in medieval Pyrenean France who represent tolerance, ecumenicalism and all things nice (in fact, at times they resemble nothing so much as go-ahead Church of England curates in a multicultural urban parish).
The refractoriness to LPS seen in sepsis may represent tolerance in a specific pathway, or a general inability to respond to PAMPs (cross-pathway tolerance), and a state of apparent cellular immune-suppression.
Some participants perceived that the box's support of female muscularity represented a tolerance for the disruption of expectations of ideal femininity (cf., Knapp 2015a): [At the box, we are not]… looked down upon [for having] muscles or to be…bigger than what's common in society" (Kathy, 29 years).
Tests conducted on the support ship in November indicated the presence of 2 mg of plutonium, which represented 2000 tolerance doses.
Further research with more genotypes and at more time points, including analysis after re-watering, is warranted to determine whether these and other cassava genes represent drought tolerance QTLs for use in breeding, and for testing their efficacy in conferring drought tolerance on transgenic cassava.
Beiersdorf, as a company, represents diversity, tolerance and equal opportunity.
where W T represents the tolerance window considered.
There is a necessity for developing a complete answer representing standard tolerance practices.
These skips are characterized by a parameter s, which represents the tolerance of the task for deadline misses.
The latter represents a tolerance measure to evaluate the hydromorphological status of a site by using certain taxa that indicate either positive or negative physical attributes.
