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Tolerate vs Tolerize - What's the difference?

tolerate | tolerize |


As verbs the difference between tolerate and tolerize

is that tolerate is to allow (something that one dislikes or disagrees with) to exist or occur without interference while tolerize is (immunology) to induce immunological tolerance.

Tolerize vs Tolerized - What's the difference?

tolerize | tolerized |


As verbs the difference between tolerize and tolerized

is that tolerize is to induce immunological tolerance while tolerized is past tense of tolerize.

As an adjective tolerized is

subject to tolerization.

Tolerization vs Tolerize - What's the difference?

tolerization | tolerize | Related terms |

Tolerize is a related term of tolerization.



In immunology terms the difference between tolerization and tolerize

is that tolerization is the induction of tolerance ({{term|immunotolerance}} while tolerize is to induce immunological tolerance.

As a noun tolerization

is the induction of tolerance ({{term|immunotolerance}}.

As a verb tolerize is

to induce immunological tolerance.

Tolerizeable vs Tolerize - What's the difference?

tolerizeable | tolerize | Related terms |

Tolerizeable is a related term of tolerize.


In immunology|lang=en terms the difference between tolerizeable and tolerize

is that tolerizeable is (immunology) able to be tolerized while tolerize is (immunology) to induce immunological tolerance.

As an adjective tolerizeable

is (immunology) able to be tolerized.

As a verb tolerize is

(immunology) to induce immunological tolerance.

Tolerance vs Tolerize - What's the difference?

tolerance | tolerize |


As a noun tolerance

is tolerance.

As a verb tolerize is

(immunology) to induce immunological tolerance.

Immunological vs Tolerize - What's the difference?

immunological | tolerize |


In immunology|lang=en terms the difference between immunological and tolerize

is that immunological is (immunology) of, or relating to immunology while tolerize is (immunology) to induce immunological tolerance.

As an adjective immunological

is (immunology) of, or relating to immunology.

As a noun immunological

is (medicine) any drug used to treat the immune system.

As a verb tolerize is

(immunology) to induce immunological tolerance.

Induce vs Tolerize - What's the difference?

induce | tolerize |


As verbs the difference between induce and tolerize

is that induce is to lead by persuasion or influence; incite while tolerize is (immunology) to induce immunological tolerance.