Intuitively, a function f(t) approaches a limit L as t approaches a value p if, whatever size error can be tolerated, f(t) differs from L by less than the tolerable error for all t sufficiently close to p. But what exactly is meant by phrases such as "error," "prepared to tolerate," and "sufficiently close"?
But with luck, smarter technology and political skill, we might just achieve a tolerable life for all.
In the future, scientific progress will depend on the ability to combine established and newly developed methods to gain a comprehensive understanding of MDS, which will translate into an individualized and highly effective and well-tolerable treatment for all patients with MDS.
Considering the current limit values of 1 ppm for methyl bromide, we could presume the exposure/s above the tolerable fumigant levels for all three patients 3, 4 and 5.
During the sorafenib therapy adverse effects included 2 cases of hypertension (Grade I toxicity), 1 case of hand-foot syndrome (Grade I), and 1 case of diarrhea (Grade II), which were all tolerable for patients.
The past few years saw rapid progression toward "the Holy Grail" of HCV: an all-oral, highly tolerable therapy with a >95% cure rate for all chronic HCV infections.
All are tolerable for short periods as anti-cancer therapies, although peripheral neuropathy is among the side effects of vinblastine-related treatment for cancer (Gidding et al., 1999).
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In addition, the daily intake estimated through rice consumption, for all detected metals, was much lower than the Tolerable Upper Intake Level.
The maximum tolerable concentration of the vehicle (DMSO) was adjusted to 0.25%% (v/v) for all enzyme activity assays except for the DMSO-sensitive CYP2C8 (0.05 %).
