Sentence examples for compromised survival from inspiring English sources

If ancestral primates were nocturnal, then these genes should vary among living species, because mutations wouldn't have compromised survival.

It would seem unlikely, based on the toxicity data, that participation in a phase I clinical trial compromised survival.

However, because we decided to focus on resuscitation success and clinical outcomes, we were obliged to avoid invasive measurements that may have compromised survival itself.

"What is interesting is that if this is consistent over time, it could be of significant benefit to our patient population who already have compromised survival to start with," Dr Singh states.

Concerns remain whether robot-assisted radical cystectomy (RARC) compromises survival because of inadequate oncologic resection or alteration of recurrence patterns.

Recovery of live attenuated S. Typhi vaccine strains can be difficult because the mutations necessary for safety in humans often compromise survival in stringent selective enrichment media.

Data for early-stage non-small cell lung cancer is now increasing and strongly suggest that eliminating elective nodal irradiation does not result in a high incidence of nodal relapse and does not compromise survival.

CONCLUSIONS: BS is an uncommon complication after HAIPC and does not compromise survival if adequately salvaged by stenting or dilatation.

During this time, exposure to toxins or bacterial pathogens has the potential to compromise survival of the species by limiting spore production.

A wild-type strain (972) with its checkpoint pathway intact is quite resistant to UV damage; however, loss of Rad3 function severely compromises survival, even if Chk1 is proficient (Fig. 3C).

Immature heart function may compromise survival.