Sentence examples for compromised outcomes from inspiring English sources

Political negotiation will undoubtedly restrain lofty ambitions but recent experience should have taught Democrats that compromising at the outset often results in even more compromised outcomes.

Such artificially compromised outcomes were side-stepped by building the study around two clinical trials, as was done here.

Specifically, stigma arises out of a social context where a characteristic or attribute of a class of people leads them to be negatively stereotyped with consequential disadvantage and compromised outcomes [ 14, 16].

"It's slow-moving, unwieldy and leads to compromised outcomes," he said.

Surveillance definitions need to be revised to enhance objectivity and to ensure that they detect clinically meaningful events associated with compromised outcomes.

Post-traumatic osteoarthritis, usually accompanied with loss of hip motion and increase of pain, has been considered one of the most common complications associated with compromised outcomes in acetabular fractures [ 3].

Fatty infiltration (FI) compromises outcomes of rotator cuff repairs.

G-CSF prophylaxis is now recommended when the overall risk of febrile neutropenia (FN) due to regimen and individual patient factors is >or=20%, for supporting dose-dense and dose-intense chemotherapy and to help maintain dose density where dose reductions have been shown to compromise outcomes.

Overall, reduced availability of fungicidal drugs continues to compromise outcomes in high-burden countries.

Although the sample size was too small to draw conclusions, ovarian preservation did not seem to compromise outcomes.

Such plots identify studies in the appropriate quadrant (i.e. those that reduce costs without compromising outcomes) and those in problematic quadrants (i.e. those that reduce costs but also compromise outcomes, or those that compromise both outcomes and costs).