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| NOUN1 | a tolerance | tolerances | |
| NOUN2 | tolerance [forbearance] | - | |
| SYNO | allowance | leeway | margin | ... |
Übersetzung für 'tolerance' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- tolerance
- Toleranz {f}
Duldung {f}
Verträglichkeit {f}
Fehlergrenze {f} - Werbung
- tolerance [to alcohol]
- Trinkfestigkeit {f}
- zero-tolerance {adj}
- kompromisslos
- acceptance tolerance
- Abnahmetoleranz {f}
- acid tolerance
- Säuretoleranz {f}biol.tech.
- aggregate tolerance
- Summentoleranz {f}
- alcohol tolerance
- Alkoholtoleranz {f}biol.
- allowable tolerance
- zulässige Abweichung {f}tech.
- altitude tolerance
- Höhenverträglichkeit {f}climbingmed.
- aluminium tolerance [Br.]
- Aluminiumtoleranz {f}agr.biol.
- aluminum tolerance [Am.]
- Aluminiumtoleranz {f}agr.biol.
- ambiguity tolerance
- Ambiguitätstoleranz {f}psych.
- balancing tolerance
- Wuchttoleranz {f}tech.
- cadmium tolerance <Cd tolerance>
- Cadmium-Toleranz {f} Cd-Toleranz> [auch: Cadmiumtoleranz]biol.chem.
- carbohydrate tolerance
- Kohlenhydrattoleranz {f}biol.med.
- central tolerance
- zentrale Toleranz {f}biol.
- chilling tolerance
- Kühletoleranz {f}biol.
- chromium tolerance <Cr tolerance>
- Chromtoleranz {f} <Cr-Toleranz>biol.chem.
- cold tolerance
- Kältetoleranz {f}biol.
- colour tolerance [Br.]
- Farbtoleranz {f}print
- component tolerance
- Bauteiltoleranz {f}
- concentricity tolerance
- Rundlauftoleranz {f}
- copper tolerance <Cu tolerance>
- Kupfertoleranz {f}biol.chem.
- crop tolerance
- Kulturverträglichkeit {f}agr.bot.
- cross-tolerance
- Kreuztoleranz {f}biol.med.pharm.
- cumulative tolerance
- Summentoleranz {f}
- cutaneous tolerance
- Hautverträglichkeit {f}cosmet.med.pharm.
- cylindricity tolerance
- Zylindrizitätstoleranz {f}tech.
- damage tolerance
- Schadentoleranz {f}insur.tech.
Schadenstoleranz {f}insur.tech. - defect tolerance
- Defekttoleranz {f}tech.
Fehlertoleranz {f}tech. - desiccation tolerance
- Austrocknungstoleranz {f}biol.
- dextrose tolerance
- Dextrosetoleranz {f}
Traubenzuckertoleranz {f}biol.med. - drought tolerance
- Dürretoleranz {f}biol.meteo.
Trockentoleranz {f}biol.meteo.
Trockenheitstoleranz {f}biol.meteo.
Trockenheitsresistenz {f}biol.meteo.
Dürreresistenz {f}bot.meteo. - ecological tolerance
- ökologische Toleranz {f}ecol.
- electromagnetic tolerance <EMT>
- elektromagnetische Verträglichkeit {f} <EMV>electr.
- error tolerance
- Fehlertoleranz {f}
Fehlerunempfindlichkeit {f} - ethanol tolerance
- Ethanoltoleranz {f}biol.
Äthanoltoleranz {f}biol. - exercise tolerance
- Belastungstoleranz {f}med.
- fault tolerance
- Fehlertoleranz {f}aviat.comp.MedTech.
Fehlerrobustheit {f}comp. - fit tolerance
- Passtoleranz {f}materialtech.
- flatness tolerance
- Flachheit {f} [Toleranzangabe]tech.
- flood tolerance
- Hochwassertoleranz {f}hydro.
Überflutungstoleranz {f}hydro. - flooding tolerance
- Überflutungstoleranz {f}biol.hydro.
Überschwemmungstoleranz {f}biol.hydro. - freezing tolerance
- Frosthärte {f}biol.
Frosttoleranz {f}biol.
Gefriertoleranz {f}biol.
Gefrierresistenz {f}biol.
Eisbeständigkeit {f}biol. - frost tolerance
- Frosttoleranz {f}biol.bot.hort.
- fructose tolerance
- Fruktosetoleranz {f}med.
- frustration tolerance
- Frustrationstoleranz {f}psych.
- fundamental tolerance
- Grundtoleranz {f}
- galactose tolerance
- Galaktosetoleranz {f}med.
- general tolerance
- Allgemeintoleranz {f}
Freimaßtoleranz {f}tech. - glucose tolerance <GT>
- Glukosetoleranz {f} <GT>med.
- heat tolerance
- Wärmetoleranz {f}
Hitzetoleranz {f}biol.med. - height tolerance
- Höhentoleranz {f}tech.
- immune tolerance
- Immuntoleranz {f}biol.med.
- immunological tolerance
- immunologische Toleranz {f}med.
Immuntoleranz {f}biol.med. - installation tolerance
- Montagetoleranz {f}constr.tech.
- insulin tolerance
- Insulintoleranz {f}biol.med.
- irradiation tolerance
- Bestrahlungstoleranz {f}biol.med.
- jitter tolerance
- Jittertoleranz {f}tech.
- lactate tolerance
- Laktattoleranz {f}
- lactose tolerance
- Laktosetoleranz {f}med.
- length tolerance
- Längentoleranz {f}tech.
- light tolerance
- Lichttoleranz {f}biol.ecol.
- linearity tolerance
- Linearitätstoleranz {f}tech.
- machine tolerance
- Maschinentoleranz {f}
- manufacturing tolerance
- Herstelltoleranz {f}
Herstellungstoleranz {f} - measuring tolerance
- Messtoleranz {f}
- model tolerance
- Modelltoleranz {f}tech.
- obligatory tolerance
- Duldungspflicht {f}
- oxygen tolerance
- Sauerstofftoleranz {f}biol.tech.
- pain tolerance
- Schmerztoleranz {f}med.
- peripheral tolerance
- periphere Toleranz {f}biol.
- plant tolerance
- Pflanzentoleranz {f}agr.bot.
- pollutant tolerance
- Schadstofftoleranz {f}ecol.
- production tolerance
- Fertigungstoleranz {f}tech.
- radiation tolerance
- Strahlungstoleranz {f}biol.med.nucl.
- religious tolerance
- Religionsduldung {f} [veraltet]
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- in transplantation immunology, immunologic tolerance and CD4+CD25+ regulatory cells and has a patent pending for: CD4+CD25+ Inhibitory Hybridoma Clones.
- The American Psychological Association (APA) assembled a Zero-Tolerance Task Force in 2008 that reviewed data and extensive literature on zero-tolerance policies and their effect on student behavior.
- The percentage of allowed deviation from the rated value is called tolerance.
- Tolerance builds with repeated usage, lasting for a few days. Mescaline causes cross-tolerance with other serotonergic psychedelics such as LSD and psilocybin.
- This is an evolutionary approach on toxicology interested in researching if wildlife can become tolerant to pollutants through evolving tolerance to toxins such as pesticides.
- Ant colonies in urban heat islands have an increased heat tolerance at no cost to cold tolerance.
- PICT differs from the population tolerance approach to community tolerance in that it can be easily applied to any ecosystem and it is not critical to use a representative test organism, as with the population tolerance approach.
- The variability in tolerance and other variable factors such as workload have resulted in the U.S.
- Every strongly tolerance factorable variety is tolerance factorable, but not vice versa.
- Rodent studies of the tolerance-inducing properties have shown that zolpidem has less tolerance-producing potential than benzodiazepines, but in primates, the tolerance-producing potential of zolpidem was the same as seen with benzodiazepines, therefore further research is necessary.
- The paradox of tolerance is also a challenge to civil discourse through the argument that the freedom of expression has limits.
- Russian and international experts discussed issues of paramount importance connected with the current status, aspects and promotion of tolerance in Europe and in Russia.
- Immune tolerance in pregnancy or maternal immune tolerance is the immune tolerance shown towards the fetus and placenta during pregnancy.
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