Sentence examples for tolerance conditions from inspiring English sources

Finally, the previous information is used for verification of structural fault tolerance conditions also by using the same graphical tool.

Specific mutants that conferred increased growth in mixed sugars and hydrolysate tolerance conditions were isolated, confirmed, and evaluated for changes in genome-wide expression levels.

Under tolerance conditions, atrazine and sucrose generated induction of 321 genes and repression of 94 genes.

The CSD1 gene (At1g08830), encoding cytosolic Cu-Zn superoxide dismutase, exhibited an induction under tolerance conditions (SA).

In contrast, two thioredoxin genes (At1g69880 and At1g45145) and one thioredoxin reductase gene (At2g17420) were significantly induced under tolerance conditions (SA) compared to atrazine treatment (MA) (Table 1).

Accordingly, we initiate a few trials under "relaxed" tolerance conditions using a robust algorithm that is less dependent on the quality of the initial points.

The tolerance condition (SA) succeeded to limit repressive effects of the herbicide and maintained enzyme activities at the control level.

Regression diagnostics were performed and indicated there were no problems with multicolliniarity among independent variables (e.g., tolerance, condition index, and variance inflation factor).

At baseline, decreasing levels of both β-cell function (acute insulin response) and insulin sensitivity (obtained from a frequently sampled intravenous glucose tolerance test) mirrored deteriorating glucose tolerance condition at baseline and at follow-up.

Glucose tolerance condition was revealed by carrying out standard test of glucose tolerance (TGT) with revealing of glycemia on an empty stomach, and also in one and two hours after taking 75 gr glucose by the examined patients.

Some genes exhibited higher transcript levels under tolerance condition (SA) and repression under atrazine injury condition (MA), thus suggesting the possibility of more efficient quenching mechanisms in the presence of sucrose.