tolerability (Meaning)

tolerability

fairly good, capable of being borne or endured, capable of being put up with, moderately good or agreeable

The tolerability of the new medication was excellent, with minimal side effects reported.
Researchers assessed the tolerability of the experimental treatment over a six-month period.
The patient exhibited good tolerability to the prescribed therapy and experienced significant symptom improvement.
The study participants demonstrated high tolerability to the intravenous infusion, with only mild adverse reactions.
The tolerability of the combination therapy was comparable to that of the individual medications.
The drug's tolerability profile was favorable, allowing for extended use without major concerns.
The doctor emphasized the importance of monitoring tolerability closely to ensure the patient's well-being.
The tolerability of the treatment was a key factor in the decision to continue with the clinical trial.
The tolerability data collected from the trial provided valuable insights into the drug's safety profile.
The medication's overall tolerability was considered acceptable, making it a viable treatment option for patients with the targeted condition.

fairly good, capable of being borne or endured, capable of being put up with, moderately good or agreeable

suitability, acceptability, appropriateness, sufficiency, goodness, adequacy, correctness, rightness,fitness, suitableness

inadequacy,insufficiency, lack, dearth, crunch, scarcity, want, shortage, famine, deficit

The tolerability of the new medication was excellent, with minimal side effects reported.

Researchers assessed the tolerability of the experimental treatment over a six-month period.

The patient exhibited good tolerability to the prescribed therapy and experienced significant symptom improvement.

The study participants demonstrated high tolerability to the intravenous infusion, with only mild adverse reactions.