Sentence examples for sufficiently tolerated from inspiring English sources

Metsulfuron-methyl is commonly used in combination with glyphosate for site preparation in New Zealand forests, though it is not suitable for release spraying as it is not sufficiently tolerated by radiata pine (Young 2013).

We used intermediate size oligonucleotides expecting that these probes would sufficiently tolerate sequence incompatibilities between human probe sequence and vervet target transcripts and be more robust than shorter probes to possible allelo-specific differences in hybridization efficiency due to vervet-specific SNP variants occurring in probe-interaction sites (40).

If colonoscopy preparations are sufficiently well tolerated and efficacious, split dosing may be unnecessary for morning procedures.

The addition of cediranib to platinum-based chemotherapy is sufficiently well tolerated to expand the ICON6 trial and progress to stage II.

However, the 2 × 2.5 ml injections were sufficiently well tolerated (with a similar incidence of injection-site reactions observed for placebo and fulvestrant), that most US institutions now prefer to administer fulvestrant as a single 5 ml monthly injection, thereby reducing the number of injections given to the patient (AstraZeneca, data on file).

Therefore, beyond initial therapy, most drugs that retain antiviral activity, are tolerated sufficiently well, and have no unfavorable pharmacokinetic interactions are used as combination partners.

Although the proposed algorithm sometimes misses a few deadlines, these are sufficiently few to be tolerated in view of the considerable reduction achieved in the scheduling overheads.

It is sufficiently active and well tolerated.

Testing this hypothesis, however, requires first, establishment of the dose of hookworm required to generate the necessary intensity of infection; and second, confirmation that infection is sufficiently safe and well tolerated to make clinical trials feasible.

In cases of severe drought when plant mechanisms are not sufficiently effective to tolerate drought, species are expected to be replaced by other, more drought-tolerant species, but the rate at which this occurs will be limited also by species' dispersal capacities (Brederveld et al., 2011).

The reactive groups involved must be sufficiently stable to tolerate the high temperature applied in the PCR process.