The phrase "compromising conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a situation in which two or more people, groups, or organizations accept an arrangement that is not ideal for all parties involved. For example, "The two sides were able to reach an agreement after compromising on the conditions of the deal."
In order to elaborate an experimental approach for improving the sensitivity of the SPR DNA hybridization sensor using GNPs modified by specific oligonucleotides, it was necessary to find compromising conditions for two simultaneous phenomena: an aggregation stability of GNPs and a quite efficient DNA hybridization.
The EQ 5-D has been adapted to German and is validated for a number of health compromising conditions [ 23].
In this study, both the enzymatic hydrolysis and the fermentation occurred simultaneously in the same reactor at compromising conditions, which were set at 50°C and pH 6.0.
After excluding patients with medically compromising conditions (n = 42) and patients treated with orthodontic extractions or surgical operations (n = 6), the baseline data included 199 patients.
Medically compromised patients were categorized as having intellectual only (a+b+c), physical only (d+e), or both types of compromising conditions.
The mean proportion of all the DGA patients having one or more medically compromising conditions was 39% consisting of 14% intellectual conditions, 10% physical, and of 15% both.
Because of the recurrent nature of the infection, an immune compromising condition was suspected.
Likewise an excessive need for treatment was less frequent for those with previous DGA and/or medically compromising condition, than for those with no previous DGA (10% vs. 30%; p<0.001) or with no medical problems (18% vs. 31%; p=0.007).
Half of our adult patients had previously been treated under DGA, and 86% of the adults had a medically compromising condition, indicating that they belonged to a group whose dental care must necessarily be performed under DGA.
Cryopreservation of testicular cells and/or tissue prior to any fertility compromising condition or therapy may allow for future cell/tissue transplantation back to the autologous donor so that they may regain the ability to naturally conceive their own biological children [ 7].
Since 2009, revaccination every 5 years is restricted to patients with immuno-compromising conditions due to frequent adverse events at the site of injection and questionable effectiveness of the vaccine [15].
