Sentence examples for tolerance established from inspiring English sources
Wahhabism is also the main strain of Islam practiced in Qatar, but the country has a tradition of tolerance established through centuries of contact with seafaring traders in the Persian Gulf.
This is explained by the lack of central tolerance established in this mouse model.
Although possibly a predisposing factor, it is difficult to conceptualize how the process of central tolerance established early in life would only fail after many decades of disease-free survival.
Rice genotypes tolerant of complete submergence at the vegetative stage, such as the Indian landrace FR13A, were identified that can survive submergence for over 2 weeks, and a single gene responsible for tolerance (SUB1A) was cloned and its role in conferring tolerance established (Xu et al. 2006; Bailey-Serres et al. 2010).
The profiles simulated at different depths have shown a good agreement with experimental values, below of the tolerances established.
In conclusion, thymus (TECs) dysfunction participates in autoimmune disease development mainly through the abnormality in the following two aspects: (1) self-tolerance established by Aire-mediated tissue-restricted antigens expression on mTECs; (2) negative regulatory system formed by CD4+CD25+Foxp3+ nTreg cells.
Glucose tolerance was established using 1999 World Health Organization criteria for a 2-h oral glucose tolerance test.
Just as religious tolerance was established less by argument than by exhaustion, infidelity was made appealing by atmosphere.
Both entities reiterated their commitment to the "zero tolerance" policy established after peacekeepers in African countries in 2004 and 2005 had sex with under-age girls in exchange for food and money.
The Wisconsin scientists envision infusing a patient with blood cells made from a line of human embryonic stem cells and then, once tolerance is established, implanting new tissues made in the laboratory from the same line of embryonic cells, like heart muscle or pancreatic islets.
Bodin's program of concord and unity was in opposition to permanent tolerance and established diversity in juridical, political, and theological questions, as we already seen.
