Sentence examples for compromising the use of from inspiring English sources

Bacterial resistance is compromising the use of β-lactam antibiotics including carbapenems.

But there is a policy, called swaps, that would provide some relief without compromising the use of the reserve for a future crisis.

This has raised concerns that OC-resistance mutations might be transferred to influenza A viruses that circulate among humans, thereby compromising the use of OE [ 8].

Compromising the potential use of iPSCs for cell replacement therapy are the suboptimal procedures for iPSC production, mutations during reprogramming and uncertainties over the genomic stability of the differentiated derivatives.

It's no more compromising than the use of slides in art history classrooms.

To use mob rule and violence as way of asserting people's will is compromising the rule of law.

We show that the energy-efficiency of a local storage based video-on-demand scheme can be increased without compromising the quality-of-service by the use of single receiver algorithms.

In that study, it was also suggested from a regression analysis that increasing age, the presence of immune compromising conditions and the use of antivirals were associated with increased costs to health service while a previous history of HZ was associated with decreased medical costs.

These two phenomena may impact on image acquisition within the 99mTc photopeak during a 123I/99mTc dual-isotope acquisition, further compromising the accuracy of ventricular function assessment using gated SPECT with 99mTc-labelled tracer.

The US Department of Justice said in a statement: "In exchange for bigger bonus checks, the three defendants undermined financial markets around the world by compromising the integrity of globally used interest rate benchmarks".

The primary purpose of the performed research is to find a method to moderate the energy use without compromising the comforts of the inhabitants.