But he said such a deficit was tolerable during a period of sluggish growth, as a necessary byproduct of an effort to recharge the economy.
He argues that while 3percentt inflation may be tolerable in a period of 20percentt gains in equity prices, 3percentt inflation can quickly dent a portfolio earning just 6 or 7percentt annually.
Dennie wrote, in part:A democracy is scarcely tolerable at any period of national history.
It's still not totally comfortable, but it's definitely tolerable for short periods.
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).
Therefore further dose escalation of HCQ is not likely to be tolerable for prolonged periods of time, but future studies could consider a higher loading dose strategy to expedite time to peak concentrations and achievement of steady-state concentrations.
However, it is anticipated that administration of such agents should be tolerable over longer periods and therefore, for chronic oral administration, 5 mg bd could have been considered to be the MTD, as three out of five patients developed DLT at 10 mg bd within 84 days.
Even so, regular visits from her lawyer and doctor and the companionship of her two housekeepers made this period more tolerable than her first stint under house arrest between 1989 and 1995, she said.
The success rate was defined as the percentage of women who reported no, minimal, or tolerable pain during the period of follow-up and without hysterectomy or repeated LUNA, and this PAS was calculated as percentage to simplify the results (*excellent = 10 9, **good = 6 8 PAS, ***tolerable = 3 5, ****minimal = 0 2 PAS).
For the connection C m,x,y, D m,x,y, W m,x,y, ψ m,x,y, and ω m,x,y, respectively, denote the tolerable delay, the waiting period of its packets before being transmitted, the packet error rate (PER) during transmission and the tolerable packet loss rate.
However, these symptoms were transient and tolerable within the titration period [ 21, 22].
