Sentence examples for intervention compromise from inspiring English sources
Hyperkalemic exposure and concurrent ischemia-reperfusion during cardioplegic intervention compromise NO and EDHF-mediated function and the impairment involves alterations of K+ channels, that is, KATP and KCa, and Ca2+-permeable TRP channels in endothelial cells.
Our review suggests that very few self-management interventions compromise patient outcomes, at least among those populations consenting to take part in trials.
Poor implementation can dilute the impact of a well-designed intervention and compromise the validity of a well-planned evaluation.
The rapid discharge of women from hospital following birth, which more likely than not involved clinical intervention, could compromise postnatal recovery if insufficient attention is paid to how transfer is planned and managed.
Conclusion: Jaw-thrust and CPAP are effective techniques to improve ventilation of sedated infants undergoing interventions that compromise upper airway patency.
24 26 In addition, decreasing portion sizes has been proposed as a method to reduce caloric intake, but the effect of such intervention is compromised because smaller meals are often compensated by purchasing additional food items.
The non-random assignment of the intervention group compromises the internal validity of the study and its assertions on the causal inference regarding the effect of the intervention (AIDS funding to health centers) on the outcomes (performance on non-HIV/AIDS service delivery indicators).
An important limitation of our study is that the intensity and fidelity of the intervention was compromised so that the intended dose of the intervention was not delivered to a high proportion of patients and in many cases the key element of a focus on medication intensification through negotiation with the treating general practitioners was not achieved.
Others, however, say the interventions have compromised the ethics of the industry, creating tastes and textures in wines that otherwise would not have them.
Self-management support interventions rarely compromised patient outcomes.
Where educational and care systems are only partially and poorly developed, the quality of both information and of interventions is compromised.
