Sentence examples for compromising the resources from inspiring English sources

Studying the changes to clinic resources and appointment scheduling policy simultaneously was found to be very effective in reducing patient wait times without compromising the resources' utilization [ 29, 30].

While all life is valued, and valued equally, the guidelines recognize the question of the fairness of expending substantial resources on one patient and in so doing compromising the resources needed by others.

The proposed Dynamic Virtual Path Allocation (DVPA) algorithm improves the availability of the connection-oriented networks by overcoming link/path failures, especially for PT, without compromising the network resource utilization efficiency.

Satisfying the growing human demand for land-based production without compromising the natural resource base requires sustainable land-use intensification.

If the environment is not adequately protected, this behavior may lead to the exhaustion of physical resources, compromising the availability of other virtual networks hosted on the same substrate.

Inter-VM attacks are launched from one VM to another co-residing VM through shared memory, network connections, and other shared resources without compromising the hypervisor layer.

Mismanagement of Agrochemicals Plastic Packaging Waste (APPW) constitutes a major environmental problem, resulting in the pollution of soil, air and water resources and compromising the agricultural products safety, the protection of the environment and the public health.

In this paper, VLSI design for the ARPS algorithm is proposed that involves reasonably limited hardware resource without compromising the real-time speed for transmitting HD videos.

NIMART is a complex intervention intended to improve healthcare access and equity, ideally without compromising the quality of care, in resource-limited settings.

Thus, we can envision ways to reduce the TSs in order to fit the available resources without seriously compromising the coverage of the adequacy criterion and thus the quality of the testing process.

Though the follow-up period was only 12 months, these were the first indicators that assertive interventions could be successfully modified to meet the needs of under-resources areas without compromising the efficacy of the intervention [ 17].