Today, after twenty years as the Met's director, he is more tolerant of interests that he does not happen to share, but his own interests still center largely on the Metropolitan, and the Metropolitan sometimes seems to have recast itself in his image.
Thus, there is a need of continued effort to understand the salt tolerance mechanism using suitable biotechnological techniques and test plants (species) to enable development of salt tolerant cultivars of interest.
The analysis of the genes found exclusively in the tolerant genotypes is of interest to identify putative genes associated with drought tolerance.
Swift is tolerant of her fans' interest in her love life, as she is of gawkers who approach her on the street.
There is also evidence that surgeons are more tolerant of conflicts of interest than, for instance, medical physicians [ 4].
Therefore, the analysis of the genes found exclusively in the tolerant genotype is of interest to identify genes associated with water usage efficiency.
Enzymatic activity was maintained in heated extracts up to 50 °C, suggesting that the xylanases of B. circulans BL53 are thermo-tolerant biocatalysts, being of interest for industrial processes.
Low interest rates and tolerant debt capital markets are making it easy to arrange bigger corporate take-privates with more leverage, and a seemingly unstoppable flow of investment money into the coffers of the biggest buyout arrangers is encouraging the flurry of deals.
Since functional variation in AHR-ligand binding initiates the AHR pathway cascade (and largely explains some intra- and inter-species differences in DLC sensitivity, e.g. [ 15] and references therein), evidence for selection acting on AHR loci was of obvious interest in comparing tolerant versus sensitive killifish populations.
Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy defense secretary, said the United States and its allies in the region "have an obligation" and "a self-interest" to support tolerant Muslims who champion democratic practices.
