Sentence examples for tolerant definition from inspiring English sources

The most tolerant definition is one whose political actions are not dictated by the desire to increase his own income.

For example, gene set enrichment analysis is among the most popular analysis strategies for genomic studies, and the underlying statistical test is, by definition, noise tolerant.

Behavioral patterns observed in wild female crested macaques generally fit the definition of a tolerant social style: aggressive interactions are of low intensity, often bidirectional, and reconciled.

They are firm neither in principle nor in self-definition, curious and tolerant and heuristically malleable but lacking a clear identity that allows them to take decisive action at all.

A different perspective on wireless multi-hop routing has been provided with the definition of delay-tolerant networks (DTN).

Silva et al. [18] propose the use of composition contracts, an adaptation of coordination contracts [7] for the definition of concurrent fault-tolerant compositions.

This makes it clear that the "LPS-tolerant" phenotype is not a strict definition of the phenotype that decreases production of the proinflammatory cytokines and increases production of anti-inflammatory cytokines in response to the M1-inductor LPS.

I described one of these authors as a "moderate Muslim," and he objected to this description because of its redundancy -- he said that Islam is, by definition, moderate, peaceful, just, and tolerant.

Studies on the distribution of potential genetic determinants identified in the present work in other metal tolerant and sensitive Anthyllis mesorhizobia will enable the definition of biomarkers.

IBM's problems in the 1980s did not stem from caring too much about shareholder value (it was fixated by "tolerant" ideas like lifetime employment).This is arguably just a problem of definition.

Unquestionably, this definition is not quite complete since there is a continuum from the least to the most salt-tolerant species.