Sentence examples for implies compromised from inspiring English sources

Persistent infection of Atlantic salmon with SL implies compromised immunity and self-destruction of tissues.

"Centerist may imply compromise, but that's not what I mean.

Still, accessibility doesn't imply compromise: Ms. Koh and Mr. Karttunen had their hands full with eerily whistling false harmonics and other intricate technical devices.

I don't think so, they're words that imply compromise, safety and unoriginality.

The design of our observational methods implied compromises that did not support a rationale for calculating intra-observer repeatability and inter-observer reproducibility based on correlation statistics.

These results implied that compromised polycystin-1 activity is expected to have the opposite effect, thus explaining the abnormal proliferation observed in ADPKD cystic cells.

He said the budget "implies painful compromises for everyone".

Of course, the very idea of "best" is a little silly, and "consensus" implies bland compromise.

This implies a compromise of performance over accuracy.

Democracy implies disagreement, and "compromise on public issues is the price of civilization, not an abrogation of principle".

This suggested that the development/growth of LplA1 null-mutants was severely compromised implying an important role for P. berghei during blood stage development.