Sentence examples for tolerant scope from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the recombinant AcCR had broad pH tolerant scope and excellent pH stability.

In the catalytic process a ruthenium (IV) cationic complex is formed which enables the regioselective CO bonds formation and also proves to be tolerant to a broad substrate scope.

The methodology has a broad scope and is tolerant of electronically biasing substituents, sterics, and even pharmaceutically relevant heterocycles.

Even though a higher store time could be used, delay tolerant networks are out of the scope and in this study a higher delay time will mean that no route exists at a given moment from source to destination.

Preliminary analyses regarding the initial stored energy and accident tolerant performance were carried out for the scoping of various cladding material candidates.

We assess Delay-Tolerant Network (DTN) performance in space under the scope of adjusting protocol data unit (PDU) size at various layers.

Monsanto claimed DuPont was using the herbicide-tolerant technology of its Roundup Ready seeds outside the scope of the agreement.

But there exists a further scope of improvement and the need for new fault tolerant multistage interconnection networks, which can withstand multiple switch or link failures.

Longitudinal waves have greater scope for signalling uses as they propagate reliable, damage tolerant signals to the spider regardless of the tension, humidity and strain history of the web.

Since induction of metallothionein is suggested to be associated with a metal-tolerant phenotype [ 24, 25] the difference in inducibility between the pmt alleles provides a scope for natural selection in field populations.

The thermal stability of rhamnolipid shows promising scope for its application at conditions where high temperatures prevail in oil recovery processes, whereas its halo-tolerant nature increases its application in marine environment.