This level of accuracy is sufficient for creating animations of a construction process simulation, where slight positional displacement may not necessarily compromise the validation purpose.
On the other hand, relaxing the simplifying assumptions to the point of analytical intractability or computational infeasibility may seriously compromise the fundamental purpose of the models.
Though this may help health workers to independently gain access to information and other resources on the Internet, it will compromise the primary purpose of using electronic forms for patient assessment, and incur additional costs to the health system.
Secondary clinical use - and other secondary purposes - must not compromise the primary use.
But even beyond this, is it ethical for the leadership to institutionalize an organizational practice that compromises the economic purpose for which society justifies a place for the business system?
By embracing Warren and elevating him like this Obama has compromised the purported purpose for the invitation, inclusion, and morphed it into something to the contrary: relativism.
Undoubtedly, initial work can be carried out in a university laboratory, but this cannot go on for any length of time a) because it starts to compromise the university's real purpose of teaching and research and b) because running a business in an academic environment becomes difficult and can severely curtail operations.
To accept the organizational objectives of a prisoner's union would be to approve an organization whose design and purpose would compromise the order and security of the correctional system". See also supra, at 127.
Particularly among ethnic and indigenous communities, evidence shows that empowering the community without corresponding changes in the system's infrastructure can compromise the trust and relationship-building purpose of CE initiatives, resulting in poor individual health outcomes (46).
We did not want to compromise the safety of patient for research purposes.
