Sentence examples for compromise defence from inspiring English sources

First, hospitals contain clusters of highly vulnerable patients, many of whom will have predisposing pulmonary conditions that compromise defence mechanisms in their airways.

PUFAs can play a role in both reproduction and immunity, presumably via the action of eicosanoids, and hence we propose that the significantly higher investment in reproduction observed in offspring of mothers raised on PUFA-containing food sources has compromised defence mechanisms and thus resulted in the very high infection success.

Regarding the IL-22/IL22R IL-22/IL22Rantimicrobiale hypathwayzed that any alteration of IL-22R in the lungs of COPD patients may compromise innate defence mechanisms and enhance susceptibility to infections.

While plaA has been shown to detoxify lytic lipids [29], one of the zinc metalloproteases, proA (lpg0467) might be involved in several steps of the infection, eg nutrient acquisition, and compromise host defence.

Canine pyoderma is usually secondary to one or more underlying disease processes which compromise the defence mechanisms protecting the skin from infection [ 4- 7].

One petitioner was a TV astrologer who told the court the ruling "compromises national defence since soldiers will start having sex with each other".

Cosilencing of two MAPKs, MPK1 and MPK2, in tomato compromised their defence response against insect larvae compared to wild type plants.

Increased ovarian protein carbonyls were observed in offspring born to mothers UN during pregnancy and/or lactation and this was associated with peroxiredoxin 3 hyperoxidation and reduced mRNA levels; suggesting compromised antioxidant defence.

It was proposed that defective Th1 responses compromised host defence to intracellular parasitic infections, in particular.

RSV have been shown to compromise airways defences via damage to airway epithelium and depletion of the periciliary layer (PCL) [ 11].

Non-atopic eczema in childhood could be a marker of vulnerability for cervical cancer as some eczema types may indicate compromised host defence.