Sentence examples for compromise associated from inspiring English sources

The RSPCA agrees: "Our concern does not relate to the expression of religious belief" they say, "but to the animal welfare compromise associated with the practice of killing by throat cutting without pre-stunning".

There is also fertility compromise associated not only with the loss of ovarian function but, in those with pre-pubertal POF, inadequate uterine morphology.

This could be due to poor airway clearance and the non-specific immune compromise associated with trisomy 21.

9, 18, 19 Cognitive compromise associated with late-life depression can present anywhere along a continuum from mild CI to a frank dementia.

These patients are likely to be less forgiving of changes in arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide (PaCO2) and the hemodynamic compromise associated with positive pressure ventilation.

Prompt detection of risk factors and complications is also critical, as measures of fetal distress or compromise associated with certain high-risk conditions may rapidly lead to fetal demise.

There has been a lot of talk — rightly so — about the moral compromises associated with the conduct of our war in Afghanistan: the drug dealers on our payroll; the graft we fund; the civilians killed in the course of our raids.

Melding does not require many of the processes and compromises associated with conventional techniques like adhesive bonding and mechanical fastening.

The compromises associated with Dodd-Frank inevitably result in further complexity and confusion which will be left at the doorstep a myriad of regulatory agencies.

The high susceptibility of cancer patients to P. aeruginosa infections is generally attributed to immunosuppression and systemic compromises associated with cancer treatments.

Studies in human fibroblasts indicated that during aging import of peroxisomal catalase is compromised, associated with enhanced intracellular H2O2 levels, indicative for a function in cellular ROS homeostasis [ 15, 16].