Sentence examples for tolerant heart from inspiring English sources

That is precisely what Babel-dwellers love about the place; the hubbub, to a Londoner as to a New Yorker, is a mark of the cosmopolitan experience — ideal background noise, for the beat of a tolerant heart.

Instead of using the power of persuasion he is gifted with to explain to the populace that culture is dynamic and Africa must find it in her tolerant heart to embrace diversity, Museveni has sought the easy way out and sided with the populace to reinforce intolerance from the post-colonial era.

Delayed drying improved the ability of seeds of A. nemorosa to survive drying as embryos developed to the desiccation-tolerant heart shape (Ali et al., 2007).

Certain vertebrates, such as freshwater turtles of the genus Chrysemys and Trachemys and crucian carp (Carassius carassius), have anoxia-tolerant hearts that continue to function throughout prolonged periods of anoxia (up to many months) due to successful balancing of cellular ATP supply and demand.

This could be, for instance, because their heart is tolerant against ascites-induced hypoxia.

Our previous reports [ 12, 21] showed that myocardial phosphorylation of Akt and STAT3 were decreased significantly in diabetic rats at the early stage of the disease followed by decreased eNOS activation, which subsequently reduced NO production, and rendered the heart less tolerant to ischemic insult.

Since processing of allochimeric molecules may alter the repertoire of alloreactive T cells, we applied CDR3 spectrotyping of TCR repertoire to analyze the clonal expansion of T cells in allografted hearts of tolerant recipients.

Open minded, tolerant, generous of spirit, you set us on the path of life and continue with us in our hearts.

Yet this weekend, residents of the Village and all of New York were shocked to hear that a man named Mark Carson was stalked and gunned down in the heart of their tolerant neighborhood, apparently because the way he was dressed — a tank top and shorts with boots — suggested to the assailant that Carson was gay.

It's not as if they were once tolerant and have hardened their hearts as they've grown older.

We employed a relatively long (40 min) period of ischemia, as young hearts are more tolerant of ischemia (Willems et al., 2005)—shorter (30 min) periods of ischemia had similar effects (data not shown).