In the square, many argued Thursday that the military's ability to end the violence at its discretion — a provision of its agreement with the Brotherhood — suggested that the generals might have deliberately tolerated it for days.
17 Taken together, our results suggest that extended treatment with 60 mg/kg m-nab-paclitaxel is well tolerated for 15 days and elicits substantial neoplastic cell death while sparing the stromal compartment in KPC tumours.
This redistribution keeps peripheral perfusion and may explain the findings from clinical experience that show that severe ductal constriction is well tolerated for some days in the human fetus.
The maximum tolerated dose (MTD) was 30 μg kg−1 when given either thrice weekly or for days 1 5 of a 14-day cycle (Davis et al, 2007).
Powdered breast milk fortifiers are not introduced until premature infants tolerate full-volume feeds, which may not occur for days or weeks after birth.
We were stressed, over-worked, dreaded Mondays, waited for Fridays, and tolerated the days in between.
In the control group, the absence of defecation was tolerated for up to 5 days, unless symptoms of obstipation were present.
But in designing those solutions, let us be clear: the commercial sexual exploitation and abuse of children is nothing less than a form of terrorism - one whose wanton destruction of young lives and futures must not be tolerated for another year, another day, another hour.
Most patients have delayed gastric emptying, which is defined as the inability to tolerate fluids for 8 days or more after treatment, which often causes a prolonged hospital stay [ 10].
HTS was offered to 33 subjects and was well tolerated for a total use of 336 days out of 364 days of hospital stay.
One of these (8a, CCG-203971, IC50 = 4.2 μM) was well tolerated in mice for 5 days at 100 mg/kg/day i.p., and was able to achieve plasma levels exceeding the migration IC50 for up to 3 h.
