Sentence examples for may seriously compromise from inspiring English sources
Through predation and maternal transfer, these snakes could be accumulating levels of contaminants that may seriously compromise neuromuscular function.
Still, any treatment can have lasting side effects, including impotence and incontinence, that may seriously compromise a man's quality of life.
Publication bias (PB) may seriously compromise inferences from meta-analyses.
Disregarding these important factors may seriously compromise the validity of conclusions based solely on laboratory experimental results.
We have demonstrated that conversion from secondary peat swamp forest to mature oil palm plantation may seriously compromise C storage and, through its impact on peat physical properties, the water holding capacity in these peatlands.
The Bohr effect depends on an ateriovenous pH gradient sustained by respiratory acidosis (CO2), whereas the Root effect is activated by fixed acid (lactate) and, unless localized in specific retial tissues, may seriously compromise effective oxygen transport in hypoxic situations.
As the NED has been only recently implemented, these potential inaccuracies in the data may be small in number and thus may not seriously compromise the quality of the data for use in disease control models [ 13].
Overclocking may, however, seriously compromise system reliability in insufficiently cooled computers and generally shorten component lifespan.
"The BBC's actions may do serious damage to LSE's reputation for academic integrity and may have seriously compromised the future ability of LSE students and staff to undertake legitimate study of North Korea, and very possibly of other countries where suspicion of independent academic work runs high".
It's hard to tell the extent to which one or any of the accused may be seriously compromised by terrorist-related activity or just caught up in the wrong place or company at a bad time, as some Guantanamo Bay detainees were.
The causal interpretation of intervention effects may be seriously compromised by confounding factors introduced by subject noncompliance.
