Sentence examples for compromising process from inspiring English sources

Agglomerates and granules that do not conform to size and shape specifications may create problems in downstream processes, such as tableting, thus compromising process efficiency and product quality.

The resulting stability assessment tool improves our fundamental understanding of codigestion, provides a mechanism to reduce the number of experiments, and guides selection of appropriate substrate combinations that can maximize energy recovery during codigestion without compromising process stability.

This study considers both natural gas-fired combined cycle (NGCC) and coal-fired plants, in which optimization is carried out for finding an economic operating strategy to minimize regeneration energy without compromising process efficiency of the capture system.

This compromising process often "works" on the surface, but doesn't address the deeper issues and won't give way to the higher level solutions.

It takes a capacity for empathy and a strong sense of moral values to make a healthy person, and it takes a profoundly brutal and morally compromising process to destroy a moral identity.

Colonel Kodlick said that contractors had an obligation not to use another's proprietary data and that the Air Force believed the data was returned quickly enough to avoid compromising the process.

They are each obsessional narratives — one devoted to pushing a law through the turbulent, compromising democratic process, the other a barbed account of the uneasy vengeance-work of intelligence after an attack on American soil — and each was made with high excellence.

Therefore, there is no means to compel the authorities to disclose information which may be pertinent for the detainee to make a proper representation to an advisory board, thus compromising due process.

Upregulation of MIR30B benefited bacterial replication by compromising the process of autophagy during the H. pylori infection.

Changes in light dark exposure shift the timing of the circadian system such that internal rhythms can become desynchronized from both the external environment and internally with each other, impairing our ability to sleep and wake at the appropriate times and compromising metabolic processes.

At a news conference, Leonard She Okitundu, the foreign affairs minister, said the government opposed "calling into question the facilitator's decision at the risk of compromising the entire process".