Sentence examples for more often compromised from inspiring English sources

Surgical patients were usually admitted to the ICU for post-operative management or, in the worst cases, for post-surgical complications, while medical patients were more often compromised, with many comorbidities, requiring more intensive and invasive treatments.

Cloning of mammals by nuclear transfer can lead to the birth of healthy adult animals but more often compromises the development of the reconstructed embryos.

But, more often, compromise (if rarely a simplistic perfect balance) is required.

In the more severely ill colic horses, circulation is often compromised due to for example dehydration, electrolyte disturbances and endotoxemia, leading to poor peripheral perfusion.

In practice, patient autonomy is often compromised.

Second, law enforcement and the judiciary are often compromised.

In hospitals, costly infection control measures are often compromised.

Caspase 8 is often compromised in advanced NB stages.

These cognitive functions are often compromised in mTBI patients.

In an industrial context, the aim of the mechanical simulations in engineering design is not only to obtain greatest quality but more often a compromise between the desired quality and the computation cost (CPU time, storage, software, competence, human cost, computer used).

In fact, often compromises mean that nobody accepts it.