Sentence examples for jeopardizing the information from inspiring English sources

The intrinsic cognitive load in the ICTs is usually determined by the procedure and therefore a reduction in the intrinsic cognitive load without jeopardizing the information content of the ICT can only be done to a limited extent.

The agreement between both sets of data showed that the adaptations did not jeopardize the information from the alleles used in the Structure analysis, which also incorporates ancestrality to each group.

Keep your MAC address private so it cannot be used by network hackers that can hack through Wi-Fi networks and jeopardize the information saved on your iPhone.

Target Chief Executive Gregg Steinhafel is leaving the retailer after a massive data breach during the critical holiday season jeopardized the personal information of up to 110 million customers and caused the company's sales to plunge.

European digital and civil rights association, the EDRi, has obtained a copy of what is purported to be the latest U.S. government lobby document (online here) — a document which calls on Europe to be more "flexible" in its approach, and warns that the reforms risk stifling innovation and growth, and jeopardizing the free-flow of information needed to fight crime and terrorism.

It's a convention that originates in the world of international policy-making (Chatham House is the headquarters of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, in London), and it is designed to facilitate the flow of opinions and information without jeopardizing the work or well-being of the diplomats who express the opinions or share the information.

Researchers must balance the epidemiological benefit of collecting detailed information against the risks of over-burdening some participants and jeopardizing the validity of the data.

All subject data was transmitted in confidential documents without jeopardizing the patients' privacy according to the federal health information privacy protection act.

Preanesthesia care is a high-risk system where interruptions during the preanesthesia assessment may jeopardize the quality of information obtained.

When a cybercriminal hacked into Target's point of sale terminals, they jeopardized the credit card information of 110 million customers.

For example, because of rivalries between army and navy intelligence offices, which did not want to jeopardize the "security" of their information, President Franklin D. Roosevelt was not given sensitive information about Japan in the months before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in December 1941.