Sentence examples for compromised the improving from inspiring English sources

"Fatal airline accidents are such rare events that there are no longer what qualifies as 'common causes.' " The aviation system is now very routine and thus very safe, and despite the economic turmoil of the airline industry, no maintenance-related safety problems have compromised the improving safety trend.

This paper suggests using a method of evaluation which changes as the algorithm evolves: whereas accuracy is initially compromised to improve the speed of the algorithm, the process is subsequently altered to produce a more accurate, evaluation process.

Changing the cut point to improve sensitivity or specificity simply compromised the other measure and therefore did not improve test performance.

Secure Data aggregation (SDA) is an effective technology to prevent the network from being compromised and improve the lifetime of WSN.

Fee removal therefore compromised the financial means available to hire CDEs and improve the working environment.

With no evidence that test item security was compromised, it suggests that the improved item performance was related to receiving corrective feedback on weekend quizzes.

Furthermore, the viability of lice post-treatment is often compromised and therefore improved methods for enumerating attached individuals, including characterisations such as "moribund lice" or "non-viable egg-strings", must be developed [35].

Following adjustment for DIF some aspects of model fit were slightly compromised, whereas others improved somewhat.

It is therefore of interest that a low concentration of the KATP-channel blocker tolbutamide restores normal glucose regulation of glucagon secretion in metabolically compromised islets and improves it in islets from donors with T2D.

This facilitates delegation of interventions to lower level health worker cadres and ensures that quality of care is not compromised while it improves access, increases coverage and geographical equity [ 20].

"But, as I say, it's about striking a balance between what is a sensible compromise between improving the environmental credentials of Wales and having this levy that people have accepted because it's a modest sum of money and it is making an impact and then being seen to (be) turning it into maybe more of a penalty and a heavier hand of government that actually people will start to resent.