Sentence examples for tolerant all from inspiring English sources

9°C/8-14 d - (Kim and Tai [2011]; IRRI [2002]; Andaya and Tai [2006]) Leaf growth A score of 1-3 (tolerall, aleavesves normal, no apparent visual injury), or 4-9 (susceptible, all leaves wilted, seedlings apparently dead).

Using a similar visual scaling approach, the leaf growth scale is based on the degree of leaf wilting and is scored on a scale of 1-3 (tolerall, aleavesves normal, no apparent visual injury) to 4-9 (susceptible, all leaves wilted, seedlings apparently dead) (Suh et al. [2012]).

Kaymer's English, like his swing, is close to perfect, and he was remarkably tolerant of all the publicists and photographers fluttering around.

Out of eight different metal ions tested, the amylases obtained from strain ALA4 were found to be highly tolerant to all the metal ions except Hg2+.

These events have left a nasty blot on Australia's reputation - and its boast - of being a tolerant, all-embracing society.

We didn't want gay and lesbian couples to be forced to seek out LGBT-friendly florists and bakeries, or drive to more tolerant communities because all the wedding venues in their hometowns have turned them away for being gay.

Moreover, the probability of scrounging was not influenced by sex or age, suggesting that in this socially tolerant society, all group members are able and tolerated to scrounge.

Jerry Farese, another neighbor, doesn't sound tolerant at all.

I've been a tolerant person all my life.

"Our country is very tolerant to all kinds of religions," said Ms. Meng, the office worker.

"But we see people becoming less tolerant in all of Israeli society.