Sentence examples for partial compromised from inspiring English sources

Hence, functional inactivation of MGRN1 (complete or partial) compromised the fusion of autophagosomes (pH neutral vesicles) with late acidic vesicles (endosomes and/or lysosomes), in a cell line-independent manner.

The children's minister, Ed Balls, hinted today that the government will offer a partial compromise over his plans to scrap tax relief on childcare vouchers.

Mr. Obama turned to them, and others, after Republican leaders — Speaker John A. Boehner in the House and the Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, who is facing a re-election fight in Kentucky — made clear that after three years of budget battles, dead ends and partial compromises, they were finished negotiating with the president.

Apart from partial compromise of renal function, no significant complications occurred.

The malicious hypervisor has the required privileges to subvert the behavior of a VM, hence causing a partial compromise (when it leaks sensitive information about the VM) or a total compromise (when it executes arbitrary code on the host with a VMM process privilege or serves as a staging ground to attack other VMs) [34].

However, mice deficient in IL-12 alone exhibit a partial compromise of protective immunity to Mtb, which suggests a protective role for IL-23 [ 150].

Nevertheless, little evidence exists to indicate that the lakes' ecological values as waterbird foraging grounds were compromised by partial regulation.

Concerns about isolation, compromised development, partial pharmacotherapy response, therapist scarcity, and inadequate cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) adherence led the authors to adapt a CBT protocol to a group format for adolescents with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

We also generated expression data at the transcript level, but the large numbers of annotated transcripts, many of which appear to be partial, appears to have compromised this approach.

Thus, the partial deficiency of Hif1a compromised the LV functional parameters under diabetic conditions.

We found that the pattern of gappiness in multiple sequence alignments derived from partial gene sequences substantially compromised phylogenetic accuracy even in the absence of alignment error.