Sentence examples for features compromised from inspiring English sources
After being put through the cleaning procedure, the once-soiled banknotes reflected light almost as well as new ones do, with none of their security features compromised.
By definition, microbial pathogenesis must feature compromised structural barriers and the prevention or suppression of induced immune responses of the infected host.
Small tumor size means insufficient number of voxels for meaningful heterogeneity measurement; therefore, the discriminative power of the texture features was compromised.
The EDC crosslinking had little effect on the nanofibrous morphology of the 80/20 blend system; however, the nanofibrous features were compromised to some extent at higher collagen concentrations.
Despite these new designs, the traditional metal reusable scalpel is still extensively used and this paper attempts to determine whether the introduction of safety features has compromised the ergonomics and so potentially the take-up of the newer designs.
These judgments are vulnerable to issues of reliability and suggests that judges used auditory-perceptual judgments when interpreting laryngoscopic footage, particularly when the view of laryngeal features is compromised.
– Jenna Wortham Ice Cream Sandwich Face Unlock Feature Is Compromised YouTube | The facial recognition feature on Android phones can be tricked with a good photograph.
However, the fidelity of the features can be compromised by incomplete feature cavity filling and feature shrinkage during the forming process.
These features obviously compromise the biomedical value of recombinant glycoproteins produced in the baculovirus expression vector system.
This implies that frequency and similarity features can compromise their performance behavior difference and interact with each other in a beneficial way to produce better prediction.
These two features may compromise BiFC applications to the Drosophila embryo, which is characterized by a fast development and a background autofluorescence.
