Sentence examples for quite compromised from inspiring English sources

D: Is it fair to say that the world depicted in your work offers few respectable ways out of a quite narrow, quite compromised life other than academic and intellectual success, for the men as well as the women?

While homologous segregation in this genotype is quite compromised, with ∼39% X and ∼28% 4 NDJ (Gilliland et al. 2005), we found that 47/50 oocytes (94%) had congressed their chromosomes to a single mass, while the three remaining oocytes appeared to still be in prometaphase.

"I've seen several young researchers quite compromised by this drive to produce the one paper that will get into Nature," says Gluckman, "when their career would have been much more developed had they focused on getting solid, excellent papers in the appropriate journals".

My spirit -- my "mojo" -- was quite compromised.

"I came to a White House environmental office that was under siege," he said, "trying to hold together the protections that were under serious attack, and probably at that point would have been quite seriously compromised if President Clinton hadn't made the environment one of the pieces of his mantra, in terms of the showdown with Newt Gingrich".

As a possible consequence of NF- κB downregulation by PI3K/AKT inhibition, we found a quite totally compromised expression of the anti-apoptotic BCL-2 protein, a well-known NF- κB transcriptional target.

After 1945 West Germans didn't purge quite as many compromised Nazi officials as they like to claim.

(Some of the molds can be quite dangerous to immune-compromised patients).

(Some of the molds can be quite dangerous to immune-compromised patients). Furthermore, there are no specific directions for use, leaving doctors and patients uncertain as to what a proper dose of dispensary pot might be.

"Clearly, with Nico taking the decision quite late we are in a bit of a compromised situation because if we had known three months ago there were more options available," Wolff added.

The whale showed quite an advanced post-mortem decomposition (code 3) and a compromised nutritional status, as documented by the reduced mean thickness (4.2 cm) of the blubber layer and by the absence of food in the gastric chambers.