The same line, SL15 was previously shown to be quite sensitive to ozone stress (Frei et al. [2008]), indicating that it was not tolerant to oxidative stress in the shoot, but that tolerance in this line was clearly associated with Fe exclusion.
"Rolling back the mandates and the guidelines that we have with regard to tolerance in this country is unacceptable," Mr. Daschle said today at a news conference.
Mr. Bhatti had served as the minister for minorities and dedicated his life to religious tolerance in this increasingly radicalized Muslim country.
"No matter what the current status is, the Olympic Games will help to increase the level of tolerance in this society," said Yang, who is charged with presenting the I.O.C. with the educational and cultural programs China will sponsor as a host city.
He confirmed that FIFA must have zero tolerance in this, as in all threats to its game, and he reiterated that the organization has entered a contract with Interpol, a global policing operation, to help track down and prosecute the ringleaders of this crime against the sport.
Does moral relativism provide support for tolerance in this sense?
For future work we would like to investigate approaches for fault tolerance in this architecture.
JA with drought tolerance in this study means high tuber yield under drought conditions.
Using this molecular strategy, we have made significant progress in engineering drought tolerance in this important crop species.
Tolerance in this manner is attributed to the ability of the organism to respond with environmental cues vis-à-vis condition-mediated changes in ASE behaviors.
The grey prediction in grey theory was applied in developing the algorithm for predicting the number of measuring points required for measuring geometric tolerance in this article.
