Sentence examples for compromised state of from inspiring English sources

I didn't think about what a life like that would eventually do to my already compromised state of health.

During the metabolically compromised state of diabetes, it is suggested that the sympathetic drive to the heart is increased [ 4, 7], eventually desensitising the adrenergic control of the heart and reducing its function [ 45].

During the ensuing hubbub — phoning the cops, explaining the compromised state of my Kia Sephia to the rental-car agency — my flight back to New York City had departed without me.

An accused serial killer had a "compromised state of mind" when he surrendered to authorities and revealed a severed breast he allegedly removed from one of his victims, a psychology professor testified Thursday in San Bernardino County Superior Court.

Increased permeability and immune dysfunction indicate the compromised state of the intestinal mucosal barrier to bacterial translocation following trauma (Deitch et al. 1990; Willoughby et al. 1996).

But given the compromised state of post-conflict groups, there is significant risk that external intervention can have unforeseen, negative consequences.

Although some injured BEC die, many can survive in function compromised states of senescence or phenotypic de-differentiation.

Markus might as well have been describing the existential state of a burgeoning class of male poets who use masculine-coded grammar, syntax, diction, rhythm, and rhetoric to reify the terminally-compromised state of masculinity in the present era.

In this case we cannot conclude whether this rapidly evolving conjunctivitis was due to the immuno-compromised state of our patient or to the pathogenic potential of the Pasteurella multocida strain itself.

If we don't come together as a people to address problems that weigh us all down, problems that have earned prominence in certain communities but compromise the state of our country, then we fail.

This definition of health is of direct relevance to orthopaedic surgeons and investigators, as patients afflicted with orthopaedic conditions often suffer limitations in function and quality of life, which inevitably compromise their state of health.