Sentence examples for compromising population from inspiring English sources

A combination of blood pressure-lowering drugs for everyone with at least 5% probability of a cardiovascular event in the next five years, could save $5.4 billion in health sector costs over the current practice, without compromising population health.

These modifications likely reduce the degree to which populations are adapted to their local conditions, thereby decreasing mean fitness and possibly compromising population productivity or persistence (Bürger and Lynch 1995; Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995; Stockwell et al. 2003; Frankham 2005; Both et al. 2006; Kinnison and Hairston 2007).

Contagious prion diseases – scrapie of sheep and chronic wasting disease of several species in the deer family – give rise to epidemics that seem capable of compromising host population viability.

Now that several landscapes have been partially logged, the next issue in forest management involves the planning of residual forest stand harvesting without compromising wildlife populations.

These events, which are associated with long work hours and the possibility of being injured or killed, elevate stress-related symptoms in this population, compromising their quality of life, health, job demands, and relationships with peers and family [ 29].

A feature of this study is the way in which automation made it feasible to include independent biological replicates of an RIL population and an NIL population without compromising sample size, resulting in more substantial evidence of multiple QTL than can be achieved by more typical phenotype analyses.

It's not that a parasitic immigrant population is compromising Dutch society.

The stronger argument lies in the fact that the selection for these positions bypassed 52% of the population, clearly compromising their search for the very best talent.

These results indicated that the inclusion of these plants in lamb diets affects ruminal short chain fatty acids and microbial population, without compromising the production potential, carcass characteristics and meat fatty acid profile.

The state of New York was able to reform its draconian Rockefeller Drug Laws in 2009, and saw an 18percentt decrease in the prison population without compromising public safety.

hilA over-expression resulted in sipA-, sopE- and sptP-expression by ≥90% of the S. Typhimurium (pHilA) population without compromising host cell invasion (Fig. 1B,C; Supplementary Fig. S1A; data for SopE not shown).