Sentence examples for tolerant status from inspiring English sources

A similar phenomenon has been reported in TRAMP mice for other surrogate [31] and natural tumor associated antigens [32], and recapitulates the tolerant status found in patients with advanced PC disease [33].

Although a patient's circulatory cells may exhibit an inflammatory phenotype ex vivo, the patient may be in a tolerant status [ 11].

Other proangiogenic effects of TAMs can also be achieved indirectly, for example, via inhibition of DC maturation, and thereby contributing to an immune tolerant status [ 158].

Preactivation of the endosomal TLR3 with a strong inflammatory dose of poly(I·C) (100 μg/ml) maintained the cells in a tolerant status, being refractory to the second stimulation (Fig. 2A).

Also, with more prolonged treatment there may be a greater likelihood that the patient and possibly the physician will be more tolerant of the status quo and less demanding in their quest for solutions.

With that, its status as a tolerant, middle-class district shared by Sunnis and Shiites was lost, following the precedent of so many other Baghdad neighborhoods.

Britain's pragmatic relationship with Europe is going to be challenged more post-Greece: we may find other countries far less tolerant of our semi-detached status.

We anticipated that full light-exposed plants were more drought tolerant due to improved water status and nutrition, whereas shade-acclimated EM plants were more drought susceptible because of decreased mycorrhizal colonization.

But to me that is the ultimate indictment of the current confirmation process, that we are so tolerant of such a silly status quo and so dismissive of those who question it.

It is odd that a country founded on the principle of hostility to inherited status should be so tolerant of dynasties.

A scientist must be an independent thinker free to disagree with the status quo, and the body of scientists must be tolerant of challenges.