Doses were based on previous experience and reflected maximum tolerated mouse doses that were associated with tumour response with tolerable toxicity (Ganapathi et al, 1988).
For Addie, lessons about white lies, cliques and unrequited love play out in exaggerated mishaps, with tolerable consequences.
He currently takes a cocktail of antidepressants and antipsychotics, with tolerable side effects, and sees a psychologist every two months to monitor his medication.
In their workings, filters are no different from the software that companies use to automatically sort e-mail messages, a job they perform with tolerable accuracy.
Companies that once offered only instant messaging services have been adding and improving video messaging programs that allow subscribers to see and talk to one another, too, with tolerable sound and image quality.
In a sense it was prophetic, for, as the 19th-century English painter John Constable rightly remarked, "Hogarth has no school, nor has he ever been imitated with tolerable success".
So, even some errors introduced, the original information may still be reconstructed with tolerable distortion.
We are able to correctly predict majority of the vulnerability-prone files in Mozilla Firefox, with tolerable false positive rates.
Applications like conversational, interactive video conferencing and live streaming require more network availability, less E2EDelay with tolerable bandwidth.
BD and ZF are suboptimal methods with tolerable performance degradation and their lower complexities make them easier to implement.
By arranging them in a sparse grid, he produces an array with tolerable energy density but which light can easily pass through.
