Sentence examples for tolerant over time from inspiring English sources
This showed that even the attitudes of the most prejudiced people who did not mix at all with ethnic minorities became more tolerant over time as a result of living in areas were others were mixing on a daily basis, the researchers found.
The public view towards the therapeutic use of stem cells has become more tolerant over time [ 85].
"People change over time.
It is also possible that, as hypothesized by accommodation theory [ 35], family members become more tolerant and circumspect over time, thus making family disagreements less salient and, in turn, less likely to be reported.
Note that within both the "US" and "MM" exclosures the relative dominance of both palatable and grazing-tolerant species decreased over time after thinning (Fig. 4).
And, Egan says, "as Americans have become more tolerant of gay people over time, the gap between surveyed voter intention and actual election results has become smaller, not larger".
Furthermore, we demonstrated that TLR-tolerant pDCs can recover over time and restore IFN-α production, suggesting that pDCs in SLE patients are still present but inactive as a result of TLR tolerance or exhaustion.
It may also suggest that individuals over time become more tolerant of higher body weight, and are thus less likely to perceive themselves as overweight.
However, transpiration and photosynthesis have been often reported to recover in flooding-tolerant plants [ 1, 20] suggesting that the tolerant plants can restore their water balance over time.
In other words, their individual thresholds increase over time until they become tolerant of the amounts typically contained in the human diet.
