As these systems are becoming increasingly popular in the industry, their outputs could affect business decision making, introducing incentives for an adversarial party to compromise the availability or integrity of such systems.
The increased spatial extent of commercial timber harvesting is modifying forest structure across the land base and may thus compromise the availability of large trees at the landscape scale.
Management interface compromise (manipulation, availability of infrastructure) T5.
However, previous tools (such as somtoolbox [15], Kohonen [16] and Cluster3.0 [17]) compromise on availability, visual novelty, or functional scalability (see Table 1 for a comparison).
This metabolic lesion may compromise the availability of GC-derived pyruvate, the key energy substrate for oocyte development and maturation, and so negatively impact on oocyte quality.
Such patients will still be included in the intention to treat analysis, and discontinuing with the scheme will not compromise the availability of outcome data.
It is yet to be determined whether astrocytic leptin receptor expression or signaling compromise the availability of leptin to ObR+ neurons, or whether secondary signals from leptin modulate neuronal leptin activities.
The nutritional demand of tumour cells is extremely high [ 35] and may produce metabolic alterations that can compromise the availability of amino acids and other nutrients to foetal tissues [ 36].
Since efflux properties of endothelial cells are likely to compromise drug availability, transiently targeting ATP-binding cassette transporters may be a valuable therapeutic strategy to improve treatment effects in brain tumours.
Since efflux properties of endothelial cells are likely to compromise drug availability, transiently targeting ABC transporters may be a valuable therapeutic strategy to improve treatment effects in brain tumours.
