Sentence examples for tolerance period from inspiring English sources

There should be zero tolerance, period.

I will stand for a simple policy toward guns in all our schools: zero tolerance, period...

The tolerance period is computed as the period of estimating QoS added to the previously-computed delay on the link added to a maximum threshold value.

In order to tolerate the attacks targeting QoS estimation, each 3TCAC (n) module should verify whether it is receiving the signalling message from 3TCAC (n - 1) within a tolerance period.

For each ASA prescription dispensed during follow-up, we defined a prescription period, which was the time from the drug dispensation date plus the number of days supplied plus a tolerance period of 30 days [ 18].

However, because PHE tolerance can change during periods of rapid growth or changes in lifestyle, it is important to reassess PHE tolerance periodically by assessing dietary PHE intake with blood PHE.

In contrast to the Burnet hypothesis of a special tolerance-inducing period defined by the age of the animal, Joshua Lederberg proposed in 1959, that it is the age of the lymphocyte that defines whether an antigen that is encountered will induce tolerance, with immature lymphocytes being tolerance-sensitive.

Earthworms rarely come to the soil surface because of their characteristics: photophobia, lack of pigmentation and tolerance to periods of submergence and anaerobic conditions during rainfall.

In spite of this, however, there is a broad range of tolerance for periods of complete oxygen deprivation (anoxia) within the animal kingdom (Bickler and Buck 2007; Ramirez et al. 2007).

The demonstration here of the amplification of 69 alleles from 11 loci among P. edulis across northern Arizona and P. monophylla in eastern California emphasizes the potential power of these markers to resolve species delineations and putative hybridization zones between these two species as well as for investigating populations that show genetic tolerance to periods of drought stress.

It was determined that an increase in the S&P 500 was associated with a decrease in aggregate risk tolerance during the period of analysis, whereas a decrease in the index increased willingness to take financial risk during the same period.