Sentence examples for compromise ability from inspiring English sources
"It will take all our energy, intelligence, ability to compromise, ability to take a long-term view, to reach a result".
They were excluded if they had been diagnosed with conditions such as dementia, autism and intellectual disabilities which may compromise ability to remember or communicate the information required.
The results of these experiments suggest that the phenotypic status of inflammatory macrophages may be a critical determinant of host ability to combat postinflammation superinfection and that drugs that elevate cAMP may compromise ability of the innate immune response to kill bacteria.
The tension over America's inability to recognise the Palestinian state will further complicate its already compromised ability to serve as a broker in the glacial peace process.
Reductions in motor activity compromised ability to dissociate an anxiety linkage from a nonspecific motor effect in most measures.
In drug addicts, dysfunction in dACC was found to be linked to their compromised ability in inhibitory control [11], [33].
In order to determine if increased infectivity in chickens resulted in a compromised ability to infect mosquitoes, infectivity of SLEV CP20D was also assessed in Cx. pipiens mosquitoes.
In addition, abnormal post-translational modifications of Prdx6 in response to PQ-induced oxidative stress in Cftr−/− cells might explain their compromised ability to reduce PL-OOH.
These animals further showed a compromised ability of the heart to respond to β-agonist stimulation.
Alcohol consumption potentially contributes to sexual disinhibition, sexual risk-taking, and compromised ability to negotiate and use condoms.
The consequence of ER stress is an overwhelmed or compromised ability of the ER to properly fold proteins.
