Sentence examples for compromise productive from inspiring English sources

Persistence of mild clinical-neurological signs did not compromise productive performance.

During hospitalization, he experienced progressive respiratory compromise, productive cough, and intense sweating that required frequent changes of gowns, sheets, and blankets.

Collectively, these results indicate that the intrinsic myogenic potential of MuSCs is not altered during disease progression in mdx mice, and that the progressive failure of MuSCs to support regeneration in dystrophic muscles of old mdx mice at late stages of disease is determined by extrinsic changes in muscle environment that compromise productive interactions between FAPs and MuSCs.

All the incentives in this parliament push the opposition in the direction of mischief rather than productive compromise – Bill Shorten is going to have to decide the balance between public interest and the Labor party's political interest in fomenting discontent in the Coalition's already febrile ranks.

We saw a very productive compromise in this direction last year in San Antonio.

By introducing suitable constraints, the reported MD simulations were rendered as fast as possible in order to achieve a truly productive compromise between reliability and computational costs.

During the mark-up hearing, Conyers and Jackson-Lee acknowledged that the Center for American Progress, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and the American Bar Association have all raised concerns about their bill, and promised to work to find a productive compromise.

The persistence of mild clinico-neurological signs did not compromise the animals' productive performance.

We take the existence of conflicting logics and values as the starting point for our analysis, and directly examine the ways in which the design and operation of accounts can be implicated in compromises between different modes of evaluation and when and how such compromises can be productive or unproductive.

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The soccer team owners and the N.Y.R.A. are hoping to convince state officials that a stadium and other improvements would be a compromise that provided more productive use of what they say are 200 acres of prime land.