Sentence examples for tolerable up from inspiring English sources

Being teased is tolerable – up to a point.

The degradation of the iterative process in the waterfall region at target FER of 10-2 appears tolerable (up to 0.5 dB), whilst the degradation in the error floor region appears significant.

Linomide 5 mg or 10 mg p.o. daily was given for 2 weeks; alpha-interferon was then added at 3 MU s.c. three times weekly, escalating in each patient by 3 MU per week, if tolerable, up to 12 MJ.

It was tolerable up to 300 mg/kg dose in Swiss-albino mice.

The addition of motesanib to either paclitaxel or docetaxel was generally tolerable up to the 125-mg QD dose of motesanib.

Patients who do not tolerate up-titration to 1.8 mg liraglutide will remain on the highest tolerable dose of liraglutide.

Despite the fact that little is known about the consequences of intracellular hypomethylation in the fight against cancer, scientists and clinicians have been testing maximum-tolerable doses (up to 750 mg/m per application in adults) for the cytosine analogues 5-azaC and 5-aza-dC over many years (Sorm et al. 1964).

When did people take off their Rollerblades, stop playing indoor tennis, admit that jury duty was tolerable, start lining up for outdoor back rubs?

After all, allowing an avowed opponent to fade into the background as a permanent part of Mr. Corzine's traveling roadshow would seem to be much more tolerable than ginning up a controversial story and giving Mr. Lonegan free publicity.

At the book's beginning, there is a pretty, hand-drawn map showing where each of these nine people have settled, for almost all have travelled themselves, whether because of war or instinct, until they discovered some sort of tolerable existence propped up by faith.

For one month now, filmmaker and artist Miranda July has been making Mondays a little more tolerable by sprucing up our inboxes with emails from famous people.