Even if the ad breaks, in some C4 Freudian regression proclaimed "Unseen Gazza", the programme, analysing, among other things, the obstacles placed in the way of Gaza reportage, did not compromise public confidence.
At some point the question may stop being "how much more does the government want to borrow?" and become "how much more are markets prepared to lend?" The combination of our already huge budget deficit with a further borrowing binge could compromise investor confidence which might, in turn, force up interest rates.
Threats to external validity compromise the confidence in asserting that the results of the study can be generalized to and between individuals, settings, and under the temporal perspective.
Even sporadic reports of adverse events might compromise public confidence and reduce vaccine acceptance, often to the disadvantage of public health.
The MRI scan may be ordered within a week or two of the biopsy when there may still be significant hemorrhagic artifact that could compromise diagnostic confidence.
These differences ultimately affect the quality of the studies and compromise the confidence with which conclusions can be drawn about the effects of domestic abuse on access to maternity care.
Limitations associated with the design of this clinical study as well as the methodology used to explore cost effectiveness compromise the confidence we can have in the previous conclusion that larval therapy economically dominates hydrogel as a treatment for leg ulcers.
The dimensionality of the input feature space does not compromise d-Confidence that exhibits performance improvements over its baseline criteria at tabular low-dimensionality data as well as at high-dimensional text corpora.
Proportion of women with tetanus protection at birth - high heterogeneity compromises our confidence in this finding, which shows no group differences for women receiving tetanus protection (average OR 1.03, 95% CI 0.92 to 1.15; studies = eight; Heterogeneity: Tau² = 0.01; (P = 0.02); I² = 57%; Analysis 1.8).
"The mere appearance of impropriety, regardless of whether it is supported by fact, can compromise the public confidence in the courts.
