Sentence examples for group compromising from inspiring English sources

Hence, according to this scheme, for guaranteeing a highly secure environment (i.e., the probability of node compromising and group compromising is less than 5% and 0.01%, respectively), we set different secret thresholds represented as k towards different numbers of MANET members in our experiment listed in Table 2.

This is not the first time, however, that Lehava has also turned its attentions to Israel's Christians; a minority group compromising just 2percentt of the country's population.

Ten participants were included in each group to allow sufficient diversity in the group, without compromising control due to larger group size.

A second limitation was that all participants were in the same therapy group, possibly resulting in a negative group effect compromising any therapy effects.

Thus, basing cutoff percentiles on the exposure of the subcohort alone may have resulted in relatively few cases in the lowest exposure category (reference group), possibly compromising statistical power when estimating IRRs for the upper exposure groups.

In fact, the Gill Foundation said it would not give a grant to the ACLU because the civil liberties group rejects compromising over those bills.

Most of the interventions lacked a control group thereby compromising the measurement of their effectiveness.

A standardized surgical approach for both groups without compromising the deltoid muscle, reduces group differences, and a standarized educational program for all physiotherapists prior to examination of patients at follow-up contribute to a better methodological design and strengthen this study.

And finally, IT must satisfy both groups, without compromising ease, availability, or security.

"Lawmakers intended when they passed the civil union law to protect religious groups from compromising their beliefs regarding civil unions".

12 The removal of these surface groups, without compromising the structure and composition of the nanomaterial, is a crucial step in areas such as heterogeneous catalysis, opto-electronic devices, sensors and functional optical probes.