This will have a dramatic impact for many, but most especially for our youth, who do not need to be shamed, "healed" or merely tolerated but fully embraced and loved just as they are, beautifully created in God's image.
They hire, reward and tolerate only "fully formed adults" and those who do not deliver are asked to move on.
As a celebrity, James Taylor may be too mellow to be fully tolerated, but as a songwriter he has delivered the goods.
Indeed, a Jewish community known as the Bene Israel has lived in India for more than 2,400 years, fully tolerated by the surrounding Hindu and Sikh populations.
To increase transduction rate, we have inserted pac into the chromosome at up to five equally spaced positions; at least this many are fully tolerated in the absence of P1 infection.
The analysis from Eurosida observational study concluded that a subset of patients such as those who initially responded well to CART and are on a well tolerated and durably fully suppressive CART can be monitored less frequently.
Analogous double-serine mutations were fully tolerated (supplementary Fig S6 online).
We consider the training to be fully tolerated if patients are able to follow the exercise protocol for at least 9 exercise sessions for continuous exercise (taking into consideration the first three exercise session when patients increase training load up to 70% of maximum exercise capacity) and for at least 12 exercise sessions for interval exercise.
Of these genes, EPCAM stands out because opportunely, several monoclonal antibodies have already been developed against EPCAM as cancer therapeutics, including the well-tolerated, fully humanized version, adecatumumab [ 59].
It is more about what is tolerated – what is not fully OK, but it is somehow still OK.
Raymond, who is always seen sipping from something in a brown paper bag, explains that he only pretends to be a drunk so that the residents of the town will tolerate, if not fully accept, his unorthodox relationship.
