Sentence examples similar to compromised gain from inspiring English sources

The proximity to training of the music performances within the last session likely compromised gains from A/T learning, but perhaps reinforced the impact of SMR training efficacy.

"The lack of available funds today risks the departure of cholera actors, which could compromise gains attained so far and lead to resurgence in suspected cases".

For example, a honeypot is a security resource, which is intended to be attacked and compromised to gain more information about an attacker and his attack techniques [19].

She added: "The government has always been clear that protecting the NHS is of the utmost importance for the UK and will not be compromised for gains in any other part of the TTIP deal.

Once the outer membrane is compromised, NPN gains access to the lipid bilayer and its fluorescence becomes strong in this hydrophobic environment.

This is a simple demonstration of how patient experience might be improved (or at the very least not unnecessarily compromised) by gaining patient input into the delivery of safety interventions, and the research question can certainly be extended to additional interventions beyond the checklist.

Consequently, there may be a general tendency for a non-biodiversity-focus in restoration planning to greatly compromise biodiversity gain.

Moreover, the maximum reduction in advanced cancers will probably be less than 20% as some minimal signs may be early signs of already advanced tumors, and thus will compromise the gain.

Low immunization levels compromise gains in all other areas of health for mothers and children.

Low immunization levels among poor and marginalized children compromise gains made in all other areas of maternal and child health.

"I do not want my role as a journalist compromised for political gain by any campaign".