Sentence examples for wider tolerance from inspiring English sources

The inhibitor compound had the wider tolerance of calcium ion and bicarbonate radical.

Comparing among green tidal species, it is obvious that the present seaweed, Chaetomorpha sp, has wider tolerance to salinity.

Therefore there should be an adequate response of ALS variables, resulting in wider tolerance interval for those stands.

Moreover, not only average size of HPs increased with increasing the threshold, but also variation in size was higher for wider tolerance intervals, also in all analyzed variants.

Compared to the fractal model, our new model for relative permeability has a wider tolerance for changes of pore-throat radius distribution.

However, Brazil has a much higher inflation target (4.5 %) with wider tolerance bands and is perceived to have been less successful in achieving the target than the four main cases we consider (see De Pooter et al. 2014 .7 At this horizon Mexican and particularly Colombian term premia are significantly positively correlated with US term premia.

This suggests that locations where kauri have been planted outside what is considered its natural range are actually sites well within the species wider tolerances for soils and climate.

But the adventurous nature of his Salzburg plans as well as his record in Zurich — he has a wide tolerance for innovative stagings "so long as they tell the story" — belie that label.

Herodotus was a great traveler with an eye for detail, a good geographer, a man with an indefatigable interest in the customs and past history of his fellow citizens, and a man of the widest tolerance, with no bias for the Greeks and against the barbarians.

It was found that the pearl oyster has a wide tolerance range of salinity.

Emerging 3D printing methods are limited to non-conforming rigid materials, with wide tolerance bands.