Sentence examples for some degree of tolerance from inspiring English sources

This very limited success highlights the need to bridge the gap between studies focusing on P response (mostly in nutrient solutions) and more soil or field-based studies with genotypes that do exhibit some degree of tolerance to P deficiency.

Although previous studies have shown some degree of tolerance of structural changes at C7 position of largazole, these data show the negative effect of conformational change accompanying change of configuration at this position.

These results suggest there could be some degree of tolerance to HER2/neu protein.

d) Relative agreement (RA): Off-diagonal cell counts adjacent to the diagonal, which correspond to adherent cases, but with some degree of tolerance.

Ideally, you will both learn a bit about each other's position and come to some degree of tolerance.

The starchless condition of mature pollen suggests some degree of desiccation tolerance, because in pollen with desiccation tolerance starch is converted to sucrose during dehydration (Speranza et al. 1997), and sucrose is especially important for membrane protection in dehydrated cells (Hoekstra et al. 1989, 2001).

And Forbes too has been concerned to allow for some degree of modal tolerance when it comes to an object's origin.

Among angiosperm pollens with some degree of desiccation tolerance, however, germination within 1h is considered fairly rapid (Franchi et al. 2002).

Marine plants were those that resided directly in marine or brackish waters and were known to have some degree of salt tolerance.

Among angiosperm pollens with some degree of desiccation tolerance, germination can last up to 60 h (Fig.  5A) or even 3 days (references in Nepi et al. 2001).

Thus, a more relevant test for evolutionary dissociation would be among pollens with some degree of desiccation tolerance and among those that are desiccation sensitive.