Sentence examples for tolerated since from inspiring English sources

56, 57 This reduction increases treatment tolerance and decreases local irritation, although local irritation has been described as well tolerated since the first cases 50, 51 and there are cases of good results with application to the eyelid and penis.

She said homosexuality in Turkey had been tolerated since Ottoman times.

This difference however can be tolerated since the scale-up factor was at 40 times in terms of cultivation volume.

Glancing motions of single fingers as they tap key regions are easily tolerated since most cursor manipulation must be initiated by synchronized slides of two or more fingers.

In series A, this modification was not tolerated since it reduced AR affinity, while in series B it shifted the binding towards the hA1 subtype.

Secondly, a detection delay must be tolerated, since a decision is usually taken only after processing the entire batch of consecutive scans.

The compromise ad-supported services face is: "How can we accomplish our mission and offer the best service possible while distracting from and interrupting that service with as many ads as people will tolerate?" Since its launch, Facebook has commendably skewed the balance in favor of the user experience, minimizing the presence of ads and focusing on making them as relevant as possible.

But Professor Karimi-Hakkak said that Mr. Golshiri's work had been "tolerated there" since the election of President Mohammad Khatami in 1997, which ushered in a more permissive political climate.

Children also perceived that aripiprazole was effective and it also appeared to be well tolerated although, since the doses of each target drug were not known, it is not possible to determine the impact of dosage.

They insinuate ulterior motives behind CSE's campaign.Ms Narain argues that some residues must be tolerated in food, since farmers use pesticides to grow crops.

For many of my students, the expression of anger is not tolerated at home since it is viewed as a sign of disrespect; other parents may discourage talking about the dead relative, resulting in young children's swallowing their pain and anger.