The phrase "compromised research" is correct and usable in written English
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as, "While conducting the study, certain aspects of the research were compromised due to lack of resources."
Since plasma creatinine (and other markers) can only start to rise when renal function is already compromised, research is rather directed towards identification and validation of markers of the preceding tissue damage, e.g. of cell cycle arrest [ 2, 3].
An argument may begin with disagreement over the sensitivity of the climate to carbon dioxide, but then move on to the supposedly compromised research funding of 'alarmist' scientists and end on the dubious motives of politicians adopting green taxes.
WHEN Wall Street's biggest brokerage firms coughed up $1.4 billion to settle regulators' accusations that they had misled investors with compromised research, this question was on everyone's lips: Would the firms truly change their practices?
Supporters of the campaign for Britain to stay in the EU claim the links between the organisations suggest that Eurosceptics are using "compromised research" to make their case for Brexit.
"It's a clear indication of the weakness of Vote Leave's economic case," said the Labour MP Stephen Kinnock. "It is regrettable that Vote Leave are reduced to using compromised research produced by their friends to make the case for Britain to leave the EU".
While bioethicists and researchers have long suspected that doctors and other clinicians might be committing an occasional protocol infraction, few if any studies have looked at the extent to which such violations occur and how they might compromise research results.
The data are not publicly available because of information that could compromise research participant privacy.
The data that support the findings of this study are not available due to them containing information that could compromise research participant anonymity, and lack of permission from participants for the data to be passed on.
The incomplete lncRNAs dataset will compromise research findings.
The introduction of misclassified animals may compromise research results.
Although our study team did not consciously or voluntarily compromise research integrity, it can be only proved by a careful post-study ethical audit, conceptually similar to a post study audit of a clinical trial.
