Sentence examples for tolerated in terms of from inspiring English sources

It was well tolerated in terms of arrhythmias and cardiac ischaemia.

RT was well tolerated in terms of urinary toxicity, especially with 3D RT.

The NK105 injection was generally uneventful and well tolerated in terms of nonhaematological toxicities (Table 2).

Infusion-related adverse events are summarised in Table 4. NC-6004 injection was well tolerated in terms of haematological toxicities.

In general, single replacements were well tolerated in terms of MHC II binding, but replacements in only the C-terminal region supported TCR recognition.

In a healthy population, more seems to be tolerated in terms of behavior and actions from agent actors (computers) than from human actors [ 55].

"There's an invisible red line of what Greeks are prepared to tolerate in terms of sacrifices, and I think we are crossing it," said Aliki Mouriki, a sociologist.

Dr. Gerry Gioia, who as chief of pediatric neuropsychology for Children's National Medical Center in Washington has emphasized the academic effects of concussions, testified that teachers and school officials must respect "what kids can tolerate" in terms of reading, mathematics and simple concentration.

The decision to introduce a set price unfortunately was detrimental to the rangeland, as it allowed the Badu to maintain flocks much larger than the rangeland could tolerate in terms of grazing capacity.

We retrospectively examined the experience of patients more than 80 years old treated for tumors in the lung with SABR at a single institution to determine how well these patients tolerated treatment in terms of toxicity following treatment.

However, our finding that cysteine substitutions within the region between Asp and Ile were well tolerated, both in terms of channel function and protein conformation as measured by the degree of complex N-glycosylation, suggests that this region of the molecule may not play a significant role in maintaining channel integrity, and is therefore unlikely to be in such a rigid conformation.