Sentence examples for compromised ability of from inspiring English sources

We observed that the survival of HlCPL-A-silenced ticks was reduced compared with that of controls during blood digestion, most likely due to the compromised ability of ticks to digest blood.

Let's wait and see which of these other factors prove applicable: "absence of an able-bodied person to intervene," "incidental or no familiar relationship of victims with dogs," "compromised ability of victims to interact appropriately with dogs," "owners' prior mismanagement of dogs," and "owners' history of abuse or neglect of dogs".

This is additional to the increased vulnerability of injured juveniles to predation, or the compromised ability of injured adult cows to protect their young, which would have increased stress levels.

Another cluster of Th2-characteristic cytokine genes, IL4, IL13, IL3 and IL9, showed enhanced expression in Teffs but not in iTregs at day 5 (Fig. 3B), supporting the conclusion of a compromised ability of maturating and mature Tregs to produce effector cytokines in contrast to Teffs [2], [44].

These animals further showed a compromised ability of the heart to respond to β-agonist stimulation.

The consequence of ER stress is an overwhelmed or compromised ability of the ER to properly fold proteins.

The results of these experiments suggest that the phenotypic status of inflammatory macrophages may be a critical determinant of host ability to combat postinflammation superinfection and that drugs that elevate cAMP may compromise ability of the innate immune response to kill bacteria.

He opposed Social Security, many environmental regulations and arms control treaties, which, he argued, compromised the ability of the United States to defend itself.

Israel may have also compromised the ability of Egyptian intelligence officials to mediate a short-term cease-fire and placed Israel's peace treaty with Egypt at risk.

Nevertheless, the spaceflight environment presents many unique challenges that have often compromised the ability of plants to reproduce.

By scratch wound assays, we found that HDAC6 siRNAs remarkably compromised the ability of pancreatic cancer cells to migrate into the wound area (Fig. 3A and 3B).