He suffers a version of a compromised immune system; he cannot fend off the bad stuff.
And Mr. Lichtman, the Democratic lawyer, was replying to the Republicans' newest legal attack and their accusations of a compromised process this way: "May I say, for the record, what Shakespeare said.
Patients with immune deficiencies suffer from recurrent and persistent infections that develop as the result of a compromised immune system [7].
Combined chemotherapy often requires the placement of central lines, which in turn increase the risk of potentially fatal opportunistic infections in the setting of a compromised host immune system.
Moreover, under situations of a compromised cellular energy state, such as ischaemia, oxidative stress, and calcium overload, MtCK seems to be a susceptible target for oxidation; compensatory upregulation of MtCK gene expression has also been reported [ 18, 19].
These data suggest that whilst energy production capability under normal physiological conditions is likely to be similar in the 3 groups, reduced reserve capacity and reduced maximal respiration in DN patients are suggestive of a compromised response to stress.
Hyperintensities in the deep WM appear to be driven by vascular compromise, while those in the periventricular WM are most likely the result of a compromised ependyma in which the small vessels remain relatively intact.
But Japanese officials said there was no evidence of a compromised pressure vessel, and they wondered why they were reading about it in the newspapers.
There is more belief in Brazil than in the Europe of the compromised euro or the United States of a compromised financial industry.
In one, the singer of "Thriller" and "Billie Jean" was the victim of a compromised doctor and a callous, greedy promoter.
Lewis Mumford, writing in The New Republic and in this magazine, made the point over and over as he attacked the plans, wishing for a modernist Corbusian "block" instead of a compromised Parisian concourse.
