Sentence examples for compromise maintenance from inspiring English sources

Here, we describe Drosophila tendrils mutations that compromise maintenance of tracheal terminal branches, fine gauge tubes formed by tracheal terminal cells that ramify on and adhere tightly to tissues in order to supply them with oxygen.

The RMT general secretary, Bob Crow, added that the £2bn cuts would compromise maintenance and safety: "Far from improving performance it would mean overhead lines coming down and track and signal failures leading to travel misery for millions".

Similarly the function of "ER stress" is shared across two processes ("Cellular compromise", "Cellular function and maintenance").

These findings can provide not only a practical compromise between maintenance cost and risk on reliability for an existing soil moisture network, but also insights for soil moisture upscaling studies and satellite soil moisture products validations.

Functional defects of MNC recruited to the vessel wall might compromise endothelial maintenance, initially without actively promoting endothelial damage, but rather by lacking supportive contribution to endothelial regeneration and healing.

Thus, deficiency for rbr-2 failed to compromise the maintenance of quiescent germ cells in dauer larvae.

But the airline does "not make any compromises with maintenance and security," Mr. Ravi said.

If the design was flawed or was compromised during maintenance then the system can respond in an unexpected manner during certain operating modes.

Previous reports observed that an accumulation of peroxidation products in mitochondria leads to a decrease in ATP production and compromises the maintenance of cellular homeostasis [55].

During differentiation, Cx46 is reduced, while Cx43 is increased, and targeting Cx46 compromises CSC maintenance.

The decline of juvenile protective factors in aging tissues compromises the maintenance of a healthy physiological environment [ 1, 2, 40, 41].