Sentence examples for compromising ability from inspiring English sources

Glycine at HA position 225 of human and swine H1N1 viruses enhances virus binding to α2,3 receptors without markedly compromising ability to bind to α2,6 receptors [27], [30], [31].

According to the disposable soma hypothesis, individuals who make a large energetic investment in maintenance and the ability to fight disease may be compromising their ability to reproduce.

Recent studies suggest that the transcriptional co-activator p300 acetylates BCL-6 and, in doing so, disrupts the ability of BCL-6 to recruit HDACs, thereby compromising its ability to repress transcription and induce cell transformation (Bereshchenko et al, 2002).

Sustainability is generally defined as the ability to meet the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.

In contrast, the brittle viruses were perhaps constrained in their ability to adapt because their proteins encountered mutations that increased thermostability, while compromising the ability to efficiently produce viral progeny.

Texting is compromising their ability to spell properly!

"That is compromising his ability to deal with the world as he used to.

Her proximity to her subject gives her a insider's wisdom without seriously compromising her ability to dish.

"It is compromising the ability of the provider community to continue to deliver proper care," he said.

But in the near future, we may well find that by then we have eradicated them, thus seriously compromising our ability to fight off the new invaders.

In the mid-1990's, the museum's accreditation from the American Association of Museums lapsed, potentially compromising its ability to get grants and donations.