Sentence examples for naturally compromised from inspiring English sources

Also in a pilot study the robustness of the data is naturally compromised by the small number of children that could be recruited and persuaded to offer a blood sample.

The high percentage of HDAC3 positivity (95%) in prostate cancer naturally compromised valid correlations and survival analyses but may make this isoform interesting in terms of a therapy target.

As shown in Figure  1A, N17 fits the NES consensus with two possible alignments according to which either the Φ3 or Φ4 position, residue K15 or residue S16, is naturally compromised with respect to hydrophobicity: L4-x-x-L7-x-x-x-F11-x-x-x K 15-x-F17 15-x-F17 15-x-F17x-F11-x-x-L14-x- S 16.

Interestingly, one study reported that neonatal treatment of female rats with testosterone, to mimic the transient elevations occurring naturally in males, compromised the protective effect of estradiol in the 6-OHDA model of PD (Moroz et al., 2003).

Naturally, Mr Mikolášik, we compromised, you compromised and I compromised.

You ask Dr Nigel Chapman, a national assessor, and he'll tell you women's hips are made for childbearing and are therefore naturally wider which compromises our ability to run as quickly as men".

Naturally quality of consultation is compromised.

Animals were allowed to die naturally except when their vital constants were compromised and were further euthanized.

And if you have a compromised immune system and can't boost it naturally, as in poor countries where the children are eating dirt, then a vaccine can be a white knight -- bravo!

The greatest benefit of integrating these vector management tools is therefore when the insecticidal efficiency of bed nets is notably compromised and when the larval habitats are at a naturally low level.

In other words, a way of managing and looking after women, particularly in early pregnancy, that is a little more convenient and "discreet", but naturally without imparting a sense that the quality of care is being compromised.