Sentence examples for tolerant of changes from inspiring English sources

Euryhaline organisms are also very tolerant of changes in temperature.

As this species is highly tolerant of changes in salinity, water temperature, dissolved oxygen and turbidity (Cherry et al. 1976; Hubbs 2000) and is extremely abundant in disturbed habitats near urban areas (Lloyd et al. 1986), it is likely to be able to survive in the Vasse Estuary despite the large seasonal changes in hydrology.

ORFan genes may be expressed at low levels (or infrequently), which may make them more tolerant of changes relative to genes expressed at high (and consistent) levels.

Such an interaction would need to be rather tolerant of changes to the adenine group because even substantial modifications to it cause only modest decreases in affinity (Correa et al., 2001; Sureshan et al., 2008).

Our previous SAR studies around TDR32750[ 5] encompassed changes to the A-, B-and C-rings, which led to the conclusion that the A-ring was reasonably tolerant of changes, unlike the B-ring.

The only species to characterise the latest forest survey was Camponotus minimus, a widespread species which is tolerant of change.

If you're not cognitively flexible, tolerant of change, and extremely patient, you probably shouldn't date an entrepreneur.

Tolerance to differences in salinity varies greatly: stenohaline organisms have a low tolerance to salinity changes, whereas euryhaline organisms, which are found in areas where river and sea meet (estuaries), are very tolerant of large changes in salinity.

It is also tolerant of greater changes by the cybercriminal than previous approaches.

Individuals from 141 cm to 180 cm (1 2 years old) were predicted to move upriver at much higher salinities (i.e., they may be more tolerant of salinity changes), and not move as far as the 100 cm to 140 cm size class.

The RV is even less tolerant of acute changes in afterload than the LV, presumably because of the lower myocardial muscle mass [ 199].