Sentence examples for compromising their performance from inspiring English sources

By forming complexes with ligands that exhibit desired properties, silver nanoparticles can be synthesized to exhibit those desired properties without compromising their performance.

In steady state conditions, the thermal power generated can equal the electrical power absorbed and leads to an alteration in the physical properties of electrical components compromising their performance and correct functioning.

The majority of defects can be avoided or mitigated at the design and execution stages, but the designers and stakeholders often neglect the maintainability of the buildings and components, thus compromising their performance and durability.

Together, these practices are expected to help students to tackle academic stressors efficiently without compromising their performance.

Mid-level cadres are being used to address human resource shortages in many African contexts, but insufficient and ineffective human resource management is compromising their performance.

Moreover, the high concentration of blood cells can easily cause clogging of microscale constriction or filter structure designed for cell sorting in microfluidic devices, compromising their performance for applications involving whole blood samples.

The 30 second chair-stand-test (30s-CST) and Orientation-Memory-Concentration Test (OMC test) will be performed to ensure that no patients have severe medical conditions compromising their physical performance or any mentally disturbances influencing their ability to cooperate during physical testing or complete questionnaires.

In addition, the CBHTFs were capable of high antibody functionalization for specific biomarker detection without compromising their nonfouling performance.

The recent emerging generation of bendable portable electronic devices has boosted the research of new materials, new processing techniques and new designs that can meet the demands in terms of mechanical stability upon bending or stretching, without compromising their electrochemical performance, at an acceptable cost.

For example, children with conditions such as unmanaged asthma and chronic allergies would miss school and find it difficult to concentrate when they are in attendance, compromising their school performance and limiting their educational and economic prospects.

Perfusion and frequent feeding operation modes have been shown to increase the expansion of mesenchymal stem cells [ 11], embryonic stem cells [ 12, 13] and mammary epithelial stem cells [ 14], without compromising their stem cell performance.