Sentence examples for historically compromised from inspiring English sources
39, 40 The indolent nature of WM is reflected in the low proliferation rate of WM cells, which has historically compromised the success of karyotype analysis with conventional cytogenetics.
However, rational target-orientated approaches to cell based drug screens for anti-cancer agents have historically been compromised by the notorious absence of suitable control cells.
Accordingly, the present study set out to develop a rational cell-based drug discovery strategy, an approach that has historically been compromised by the lack of appropriate control cells [18].
He said it sometime occurred in transplant patients whose immune systems are compromised and historically has been seen in people who had heavy exposure to chemicals in accidents like the explosion of chlorine tanks, or when farmers have opened corn silos and inhaled large amounts of nitrogen oxides at once.
Whether recruiting the Children of Llullaillaco to play for Peru extends old imperialisms or thwarts new ones or is some historically fitting compromise of the two is worth asking.
The world's forests have historically been managed as systems in which environmental health is compromised for the sake of economic efficiency and growth.
Historically monitoring of grazing impacts in rangelands has been seriously compromised by the small area, infrequency and variability of field-based sampling plots.
Brooks historically insisted that tickets to his concerts top out at $25, but he compromised in allowing Wynn to charge $125 -- still below Vegas A-list entertainment rates -- when he started the run.
Further, GN patients in BC have historically been registered late in the course of their disease when renal function has significantly declined, with little historical data available between the time of kidney biopsy and the development of compromised kidney function requiring access to "CKD resources".
