Sentence examples for term tolerance from inspiring English sources

If these ameliorative effects showed short term tolerance, it would provide a rationale as to why repeated intermittent smoking may be needed to maintain these beneficial effects.

That is why the researchers in the present paper would suggest the term "tolerance" rather than the "coefficient" of responsibility to be used.

The notion of tolerance of responsibility could be best defined by the coefficient of responsibility but as the existing realm is the span of responsibility, the researchers recommended the term tolerance.

Soon afterwards, at the United Nation's Millennium Religion Summit in 2000, the Hindu delegation led by Swami Dayananda Saraswati insisted that in the official draft the term "tolerance" be replaced with "mutual respect".

As a country, we need more than the aloof indifference that the term tolerance connotes; if we are ever going to realign our so called "American Values," of religious freedom and justice with how we view and understand Islam.

Soon afterwards, at the United Nation's Millennium Religion Summit in 2000, the Hindu delegation led by Swami Dayananda Saraswati insisted that in the official draft the term "tolerance" be replaced with "mutual respect". Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (now Pope Benedict), who led the Vatican delegation, strongly objected to this.

The key issue that must be tackled is achieving a tolerable balance between immunosuppression and the associated side-effects and long-term tolerance.

"The problem is, people fundamentally misunderstand the difference between short-term tolerance and long-term harm.

In contrast, treatment with a CD4-specific mAb alone fails to induce long-term tolerance.

To assess the short-term tolerance of pulse methylprednisolone in patients with diabetes.

The latter result shows that vervet monkeys traded grooming for short-term tolerance, where dominants used a direct-reciprocity decision rule.