Sentence examples for tolerable targets from inspiring English sources

While restoring muscular function and promoting earlier mobilization is supported widely [ 6], some authors believe that once stabilized we should consider strengthening our patients by accepting abnormal but tolerable targets [ 24, 25], and gradually and methodically reloading appropriate patients in other aspects of treatment (e.g., permissive hypoxemia) [ 26].

It is important to note that most chemotherapeutics display high levels of toxicity, and that their maximum tolerated dose is often dictated by the maximum tolerable off-target toxicity.

Estimated risks under the likeliest environmental scenario were found to fall below the tolerable risk target of 10−4 infections per person per year.

Clinical trials identified i.p. catumaxomab as a tolerable new target agent with mostly mild to moderate and reversible toxicity (pyrexia, nausea and vomiting) based on its immunological mode of action (Burges et al, 2007; Heiss et al, 2010).

Part of this high rate of virologic success may be due to the increasing ability of more potent and tolerable antiretroviral drugs targeting a wider range of molecular targets, providing physicians the opportunity to tailor cART regimens according to patients' background and to manage treatment failure promptly.

The only tolerable deviations from that target are essentially forecast errors.

Yet as we're forced to sit and watch Edinburgh's delicate (but tolerable) sex trade being targeted just as Glasgow's was 10 years ago, it's hard to take that pledge seriously.

This temperature requirement is sufficiently flexible that small excursions (+/−1.5°C) around this target are tolerable.

BfS: Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz; CTV: Clinical Target Volume; DLZ: Dose Limiting Toxicity; EC: Ethic's Committee; GCP: Good Clinical Practice; GTV: Gross Tumor Volume Gy E Gray Equivalentt; HCC: Hepatocellular Carcinoma; MTD: Mean tolerable dose; PTV: Planning Target Volume.

Attacks on military targets may be tolerable; attacks on civilian ones less so, while a substantial attack on civilians inside India proper will make war almost certain.

Although these studies all suggest that T cells might be minimally tolerable to CRISPR/Cas9-induced off-target mutagenesis, non-biased strategies combined with deep sequencing for off-target detections should be applied to the selected target gRNA used in the clinical trials.