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Corporate governance experts and shareholders have been quick to condemn the practice of giving bonuses to board members because it may compromise their ability to assess deals objectively.

Murphy was not authorized to share the images — some have worried that their dissemination may compromise their use as evidence in Tsarnaev's trial — and on Thursday night Murphy was relieved of duty, at least temporarily, and ordered not to discuss his actions with the press.

This may compromise their habitat value, and diminish differences in faunal communities across topographical gradients.

Due to the flexibility of their mooring systems, floating wind turbines are susceptible to large oscillations, which may compromise their performance and structural stability.

However, aggregates were susceptible to edge effects (e.g., elevated light and temperature), which may compromise their ability to serve as sources for recolonization of adjacent harvested areas.

Although horses are social animals they are often housed individually with limited social contact to other horses and this may compromise their welfare.

Vulnerability to re-victimisation may be exacerbated for these women as a result of the negative effect of their illness that may further compromise their social competence and decrease their ability to act positively to avert the risk or remove themselves from dangerous situations [ 8, 48].

Emerging concerns over the host cytotoxicity of AMPs, however, may ultimately compromise their development as pharmaceuticals.

In addition, they have multiple risk factors that may further compromise their host defence system, including local trauma (due to intubation and airway manipulation), a weakened local defence (from a loss of mucociliary clearance and cough reflex) and a diminished immune response (e.g. reduced alveolar macrophages in the lungs).

The significant reduction in the bond strength results observed for all three adhesive systems after 12 weeks of shelf-life simulation, when compared to a 4-week period of time, demonstrates that chemical degradation of components may invariably compromise their bonding ability to dentin.

These MYSTIC Program (2006) results demonstrate the continued need to monitor the carbapenem class potency and spectrum of activity against Enterobacteriaceae as well as P. aeruginosa because of the documented presence of serine carbapenemases and rare incidence of metallo-β-lactamases that may further compromise their activity and that of other β-lactam agents.