Sentence examples for tolerant by from inspiring English sources
We found a discrepancy between the results of the oral glucose tolerance test (World Health Organization, 1999) and HbA1c (American Diabetes Association, 2009): A large number of individuals were classified as having "prediabetes" by HbA1c when considered normal glucose tolerant by oral glucose tolerance test (2).
Schools are required to instil values of tolerance into millions of children; Muslims are told to be tolerant by David Cameron.
Games industry professionals can make gaming communities more tolerant by actively promoting and exhibiting inclusive values, according to new research.
Tolerant by nature and a lover of the arts, Sunny encouraged music and theatre and performance of all varieties.
The average Indian tends to be flexible, understanding and tolerant by the standards of a difficult world.
Yet there is also no question that Mr Erdogan is getting bossier and less tolerant by the day.In particular, pressure on the media is mounting.
A state-based schedule can become fault-tolerant by the use of TMR, but it might not remain effective in unreliable environments due to the possibility of occurring faulty decisions.
We certified first Al induced PCD in two peanut cultivars: ZH2 (Al-sensitive) and 99-1507 (Al-tolerant) by DNA ladder, TUNEL detection and electron microscopy, and found that the concentration of Al-induced PCD was lower in ZH2 than in 99-1507 (Zhan et al. [2013]).
The mission risks are mitigated by ensuring that relevant components are radiation tolerant and by using redundancy and flight-proven parts in the design.
The ICS was seen by British politicians and Indian nationalists as high-minded, just and tolerant, yet by the end of the 20th century, it would be perceived as patronising and racist.
With many businesses expanding into lucrative emerging economies where gay rights are still stifled, how can corporations help improve equality in less tolerant societies by creating inclusive workplaces around the world?
