Sentence examples for practice is compromised from inspiring English sources
While this practice may draw water out of shale, the benefit of such practice is compromised by the invasion of ions and their associated water owing to the ionic concentration difference created by the addition of salts to the drilling fluid.
This is absolutely shameful, as it allows people to argue that good practice is compromised by anti-racism"; and, contrasting the outcomes of the white and black staff members involved, "for a large number of black frontline staff if the finger of blame is pointed at them they don't end up in jobs in other local authorities.
Through this exercise we have shown that even in areas where it might be thought to be strong, such as in the aggregation of drug trials, the results were often not clear and therefore their utility for informing practice is compromised.
He caught just 3 of 37 potential base-stealers, and even his batting practice was compromised.
Inevitably, hygiene practices are compromised, which has a detrimental effect on the health of the people.
Female sex workers (FSWs) play a key role in HIV epidemic spread in sub-Saharan Africa 1 during both early and late epidemic phases 2 due to multiple partners, high rates of HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and in many instances, their ability to negotiate safer sex practices are compromised.
Because the selection of the small VOI is not always unambiguous, in clinical practice, dose calculation is compromised, for example, to represent only the maximum dose of the kidney, and it does not take activity heterogeneity into account.
In our schizophrenic attention deficit society, the practice of concentration is compromised by countless outside forces and our ever-present networked devices.
In practice, however, mapping data is compromised in all of these respects.
Where possible, such practice is encouraged, particularly if a patient's cognitive function is compromised.
LTM specificity is compromised.
