Insufficient recovery following competition may compromise players' ability to train, and with the accumulative stress of subsequent training, may compromise preparation for subsequent games [ 9].
The American Medical Association strongly opposes practices that reduce competition and compromise patient safety and quality of care.
But the Danish club FC Copenhagen believe the competition would compromise their Champions League ambitions.
The proposal picked up support from some Congressional leaders after the Voice-Stream deal, when Mr. Hollings and his allies warned that the German government's majority holdings in Deutsche Telekom could undermine competition and compromise national security.
Across all five themes there were reports of competition and compromise.
The rapid loss of genomic regions that may be important for intestinal competition may compromise the ability of exogenous bifidobacteria to re-colonize human intestines.
On the one hand, these models (especially equation 1) can overestimate the critical rate of environmental change if pleiotropy, population size, demography, or environmental stochasticity, or interspecific competition somehow compromise adaptation.
We present an inference mechanism that reveals the behavior of a team, in terms of compromise, competition, precision, self-motivation, or individualism on every milestone session.
Since the characteristics such as cooperative competition, professional dependence, compromise, overall utility and so on exist in multidisciplinary collaborative design (MCD), an effective way to gradually eliminate the conflicts among the multiple disciplines and reach an agreement is the negotiation by which a compromise solution that satisfies all parties is got.
A negotiated order complements juridical (contractual) control but – especially if it involves micro-commissioning - may simultaneously compromise competition.
