The idea, of course, is that you can leave your printer, scanner, keyboard, mouse, monitor and network cable permanently attached to the dock, so that when you're not out and about, the OQO is a no-compromise (well, low-compromise) everyday PC.
Low VO2peak compromise patients' perceived physical health.
accD and ycf2 presented different rates of both synonymous and nonsynonymous changes, implying that these genes have low functional compromise.
An ALT level of 20 U/L provided the highest acceptable sensitivity (64.3 %) with the lowest acceptable compromise in specificity (74.7 %).
Living with a low income compromises parental health and ability to parent, threatens family resilience, and jeopardizes family-community relations [ 16, 17].
Others reported that low mood compromised their concentration and ability to engage fully, either because confronting the illness made them feel low or they feared experiencing an episode of the illness through learning about bipolar disorder when well.
The uptake of FET in most human xenografts that we have evaluated demonstrate excellent tumour-to-background contrast whereas in solid tumours in man, relatively low contrast compromises the sensitivity of this agent for tumour detection relative to FDG (Fig. 1).
Still, small, cheap cameras saddle you with shutter lag (the delay after you press the button), low-light compromises (blur or grainy "noise"), and blown-out highlights (bright areas of pure white, with no detail).
In the meantime, many cyclists have found their own low-tech compromises, such as putting one earphone in and leaving the other out, or wearing headphones with nothing playing through them simply to reduce the noise, or only listening to spoken-word audio rather than music.
As magnesium is involved in maintaining bone density and hormone balance, low levels may compromise bone strength and lead to premenstrual problems.
While lacking a rigorous estimate for this parameter, we cannot exclude the possibility that η is so low as to compromise the bistable behaviour.
