tolerability

[US]/[ˈtɒlərəbɪləti]/

[UK]/[ˈtɑːlərəbɪləti]/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.the quality of being tolerable; the degree to which something can be endured; the ability to tolerate something

tolerability threshold

assessing tolerability

improving tolerability

tolerability limits

low tolerability

tolerability concerns

increased tolerability

impact on tolerability

demonstrating tolerability

tolerability study

the drug's tolerability was a key factor in its clinical success.

patients reported good tolerability with minimal side effects.

assessing tolerability is crucial during early drug development.

poor tolerability led to discontinuation of the treatment.

the study investigated the tolerability of the new compound.

improving tolerability is a major goal in drug design.

long-term tolerability was evaluated in the clinical trial.

there was no significant difference in tolerability between the two groups.

the researchers focused on tolerability and efficacy.

tolerability profiles were compared across different formulations.

despite its efficacy, the drug's tolerability was a concern.

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