Sentence examples for may further compromise from inspiring English sources

In addition, the increased interference caused by FD and the traffic profile may further compromise such theoretical FD gain.

Although ORIF is often successful in restoring articular congruity, it may further compromise the soft tissue envelope.

Radial head fractures can occur in isolation, or with associated ligament and bony injuries, which may further compromise elbow and forearm stability.

In complex lesions, an extensive surgical approach which facilitates insertion of large plates may further compromise the viability of bone and the damages soft tissues.

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).

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.

The swelling may also further compromise blood supply into the area.

Among antidepressants, tricyclics (TCAs) and MAOIs have a propensity for systemic side effects (anticholinergic effects of TCAs may also further compromise cognition) and are best avoided.

Accuracy may be further compromised by unpredictable elements, ranging from bad weather, a pocked field and a hasty last-minute drive that leaves the chain gang scrambling to get into place before the ball is snapped.

There is much evidence to suggest that math anxiety is associated with lower working memory capacity (Passolunghi, Caviola, De Agostini, Perin, & Mammarella, 2016); working memory resources may be further compromised by intrusive math-averse ideation while performing a math task (Ashcraft & Krause, 2007; Carey, Hill, Devine, & Szücs, 2016; Ramirez, Gunderson, Levine, & Beilock, 2013).

The mucosal barrier may be further compromised by overgrowth of enteric pathogens e.g. Escherichia coli [15] or by other opportunistic pathogens which switch on their virulence genes upon intestinal hypoxia [16], suggesting an important role for intestinal microbiota in gut-derived sepsis [2].