Sentence examples for stronger tolerance from inspiring English sources

Young women were found to have a stronger tolerance to rhinoviruses – the most common cause of colds – than young men, due to the high levels of oestrogen and progesterone in their bloodstream.

The increases coincide with industry development of new GM varieties with stronger tolerance to glyphosate.

Kim et al. pointed out 0.1 1.0 mg/L of FA will inhibit NOB, while AOB exhibit a much stronger tolerance to FA, withstanding concentrations up to 10 160 mg/L (Kim et al. 2005).

This sets up another situation in which stronger defensive chemicals are favored in the plants—and if this trait evolves, it sets up another situation favoring stronger tolerance in the insects... and so on.

The dandelion-like Au@Pd/rGO exhibited higher catalytic activity and stronger tolerance to carbonaceous species poisoning for methanol oxidation reaction (MOR) in contrast with Pd/rGO and commercial Pd/C catalysts in alkaline media.

Moreover, compared with the commercial Pt/C, the optimized NG electrocatalyst displays better cycling stability and stronger tolerance to methanol crossover effect, making it a promising metal-free methanol tolerant cathodic catalyst for practical fuel cells.

Like anyone who writes regularly about what passes for economic and fiscal debate in American politics, I've developed a strong tolerance for nonsense.

Betty, a mature ash tree in Norfolk, is offering hope that ash dieback disease will not be as destructive as first feared after scientists identified her "strong tolerance" to the disease.

MONDAY'S PUZZLE — If you ever spent your summers at CAMP you probably built up a strong tolerance for sunburns and mosquitoes, but more importantly, you learned how to make a mean S'MORE.

Unless you are a philatelist or have a strong tolerance for boredom, standing in post office lines is a pain.

Sunflower is recognized as one of the most important oil plants with strong tolerance to drought in the world.