Sentence examples for effectiveness compromised from inspiring English sources

It is shown that the use of only one Proportional-Resonant (PR) compensator, tuned to the system fundamental frequency, may have its effectiveness compromised due to nonlinearities in the system components.

Limitations associated with the design of this clinical study as well as the methodology used to explore cost effectiveness compromise the confidence we can have in the previous conclusion that larval therapy economically dominates hydrogel as a treatment for leg ulcers.

Yet critics argue its effectiveness is compromised by the widespread scepticism among Muslims towards the programme.

Critics of sanctions also argue that their effectiveness is compromised by continued investment from China, India, Thailand, Singapore and other Asian nations.

Therefore, when problems are left out or hidden within a long and cluttered list, the problem lists' effectiveness is compromised.

Although there are anecdotal reports that its effectiveness is compromised by poor adherence to treatment, no reliable evidence shows this.

In addition, effectiveness is compromised by the very fact that disease must be sufficiently progressed such that a tumor can be detected and extracted.

One of the major potential drawbacks of treatment with currently available phosphate binders is that their effectiveness may be compromised by poor treatment adherence, possibly owing to side effects, high pill burden or a combination of these.

Others are concerned that a helmet's effectiveness can be compromised when a camera is fitted to it.

Nonetheless, when their assumptions are not accurate, the effectiveness is greatly compromised.

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) can mitigate these risks, although effectiveness is frequently compromised by inadequate adherence to treatment.