Sentence examples for effect of compromising from inspiring English sources

Further studies examining the effect of compromising the blood-brain barrier on the effects of drugs on behavior are needed to test this hypothesis.

"We are disappointed -- it has the effect of compromising our database," he said, adding that Lexis-Nexis expected the loss to be minor among its three billion documents from 30,000 sources.

Nevertheless, he wrote, "the music has the effect of compromising one of the crucial ambitions of the film: to refract the recent history of black America (and, by implication, America itself) through the prism of popular culture".

However, by mobilizing stem cells to leave the niche the drugs could also have the undesirable effect of compromising epithelial homeostasis in healthy tissues.

Thus, VL12.3 binding would be expected to interfere with cleavage at AA 15 and possibly sterically hinder cleavage at AA 8. To determine the effect of compromising cleavage at AA 15 on mHDx-1 clearance, we performed a TR-FRET assay to measure soluble mHDx-1 levels in lysates of organotypic brain slice cultures biolistically transfected with mHDx-1 alone or with either VL12.3 or CVL, a control iAb.

Figure  6 shows the effect of compromising Pol III complex assembly at the ZOD1 locus.

Similar to the effects of compromising mutations in the SLIDE domain of ISW2 on repositioning efficiency and directionality of nucleosome translocation, the ATP binding and hydrolysis cycle of ISWI may contribute to the random walk behavior that we observe.

Paradoxically, all of this has the effect not of compromising the integrity of this building but of enhancing it.

Mr Kibaki has, so far, shown little sign of compromising.

He accused the government of compromising the agency's independence.

"The danger of compromising our artistic profiles was paramount".