Sentence examples for tolerate pressures from inspiring English sources
P. horikoshii inhabits at the depth of about 1400 m (~14 MPa), but it can tolerate pressures as high as 40 MPa.
P. abyssi exists at the depth of about 2200 m (~22 MPa) but it can tolerate pressures up to 50 MPa [ 8].
It is anticipated that "tough" tissues such as skin and muscle can tolerate pressures approaching this maximum, but that "soft" internal tissues may not.
Sisi warned in an interview that Egypt would not tolerate pressure, "whether through actions or hints".
DD was assessed by two independent observers at three key time points: 1) during the first 24h of controlled ventilation (CV), 2) as soon as patients could tolerate pressure support ventilation (PSV) and. 3) the day of the first spontaneous breathing trial (SBT).
And we have the capability to tolerate pressure much more - that's what I'm seeing.
In Cairo, Egypt's military chief Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi dEgyptbed Egypt's relations with the United States as "strategic" and founded on mutual interests, but cautioned that his country would not tolerate pressure, "whether through actions or hints".
Studies have shown that selected groups of ventilated patients can tolerate pressure support very well early in their ICU course [ 62].
Taken further, for those patients that respond strongly to He/O2, breathing He/O2 alone may decrease the work of breathing sufficiently to achieve clinical improvement without simultaneous pressure support, making He/O2 a viable alternative for patients that do not tolerate pressure support NIV, or in circumstances in which NIV is not readily available.
For example, the shallow-water shrimp Palaemonetes varians tolerates pressures equivalent to 1000 m depth for at least a month and retains the ability to feed and successfully moult at this pressure, despite naturally inhabiting depths of less than 10 m (Cottin et al., 2012).
We found in paw pressure tests that rats treated with piperine could tolerate higher pressures on the affected paw.
