Sentence examples similar to tolerating characteristics from inspiring English sources

All patients with these characteristics tolerated the new Aaf.

Highland plants may not have been able to avoid (through phenological characteristics) or tolerate (through physiological mechanisms) midland conditions, which would have ultimately reduced their fitness.

"Critical and abusive reference to any particular person or group based on actual or perceived physical characteristics cannot be tolerated," said the report's conclusions.

Giant reed has shown promise as a biofuel source because it grows quickly and tolerates a variety of habitats, characteristics that simultaneously make it extremely threatening as an invasive species.

These observations support the idea that the unsaturation level of plant membranes plays some role in enabling the plant to tolerate elevated temperatures but other characteristics of membrane lipids will likely also be important.

The banks may end up tolerating a weaker provision if the characteristics of a qualified mortgage are sufficiently clear and detailed.

Another reason could be that patients not tolerating MTX also possess yet-undefined characteristics or co-morbidities predisposing to lower levels of adherence to anti-TNF therapy.

To question hypothesis C: Every clinician agrees that patients that do not receive or sufficiently respond to prophylactic lithium treatment differ in some characteristics from patients that tolerate lithium and respond adequately.

But Choi said officials would only tolerate a festival "suitable to our characteristics," and a crowd that is "well-behaved — no drugs and no alcohol". Tollett suggested that he is prepared to navigate those concerns.

They reproduce themselves very quickly, eat indiscriminately, and tolerate a wide range of conditions - characteristics we can associate with pests or weeds.

ANT works by accepting and tolerating social selfishness as an unavoidable human characteristic.