Table 3 summarizes the results for measures of purgative tolerance.
Consequently, measuring tolerance for uncertainty and arousal might be important for getting specific hypotheses in response to aversive stimuli.
When empowerment indexes are added (column 4), only the scale measuring tolerance for domestic violence is associated with daughter's FGC status, suggesting that mothers who are more tolerant of domestic violence are also more likely to circumcise their daughters.
And in Britain, the push to legalize marijuana has picked up surprising steam in recent days, owing in no small part to a backlash against a Conservative Party proposal to impose a "zero tolerance" measure for its possession as a platform plank.
The Pentagon is only now trying to measure the effects mobilizations are having on employers, conducting the first survey to measure their tolerance for losing employees to military duty.
The study, conducted by University of Minnesota researchers during Tuesday night's Republican debate, required subjects to be connected to electrodes to measure their tolerance for the senator.
Banks competed aggressively to lend, and the spread between junk bonds and U.S. Treasuries — historically, a measure of investors' tolerance for risk — reached an all-time low.
Measurements were conducted using the Inventory for measuring ambiguity tolerance (IMA) by Reis (1997, Additional file 1) [ 21].
We used the inventory for measuring ambiguity tolerance (IMA) developed by Reis (1997), which includes three measures of ambiguity tolerance: openness to new experiences, social conflicts, and perception of insoluble problems.
When patients arrived in clinic unwell or with limited tolerance for cognitive testing, the MMSE and DI were measured first.
