Sentence examples for population compromised from inspiring English sources

A sample of 3,164 subjects was recruited and the available sample population compromised 2,764 subjects.

With one-third of the U.S. population compromised by MetS, the health impact of oxidant and particulate air pollutants in this sensitive population is likely to be significant.

We want groundbreaking technologies to be responsibly applied, but juicy government contracts and the allure of China's enormous population compromise their morals.

Limited knowledge about the rate of HIV infection in TB patients and the general population compromises the planning, resource allocation and prevention and control activities.

The study population compromises all women who undergo image-guided core biopsy for evaluation of breast abnormality at University Hospital of Halle over a 2-year period (April 2006 to March 2008) and give informed consent for participation in the study inclusiving any follow-up evaluations related to the study.

On the other hand, morning emerging flies from the selected populations compromised their early-life fecundity for greater mid-life fecundity.

Another reactive oxygen species generator, H2O2, caused a significant loss of membrane integrity within 1 h of exposure to 100 µM, 500 µM or 1 mM concentrations (P<0.001) and a larger proportion of the population had compromised membranes when incubated with 100 µM, or 500 µM H2O2 for 4 h.

Thus, we do not feel that the small sample size of the East Atlantic population has compromised our results in any way.

The efficacy of extrinsic markers such as leg bands and satellite transmitters to answer questions related to continent-scale patterns of demography in most migratory populations is compromised by a combination of logistical and technological constraints associated with broad-scale marking programs; we describe herein an alternate approach to address these questions [6].

Further studies are required to elucidate the individual role of different APC populations for compromised antimicrobial defenses in sepsis.

Since undifferentiated and proliferating cell populations were compromised in the epidermis, the reduction of expression of differentiation markers might be an indirect effect of Setd8 deletion.