Sentence examples for significant compromising from inspiring English sources

Filter clogging and filter removal are significant compromising factors.

Administration of MPEP (2.5, 5, 10, 20, 30 mg/kg) has no significant compromising effect on the locomotor activities of ethanol naïve rats.

Despite lack of significant compromising effects of MPEP dosages on the locomotion, some reduction in the locomotion of ethanol naïve rats at 20 and 30 mg/kg MPEP was observed, which is consistent with previous reports with different behavioural tests [ 42, 43].

I was annoyed that Clinton praised the "compromising" of America's founders, since maintaining slavery was perhaps their most significant compromise.

Workplace violence has emerged as a significant problem compromising security, self-esteem, work performance, relationships, and overall health of ED employees.

Patients were not included if they reported an exacerbation during the last 4 weeks, when no lung function data was available during the past 2 years or when they suffered from a significant comorbidity compromising the short-term prognosis.

Still, another study published the same year by the Stanford University Medical Center concluded that tablet splitting, when done with the proper equipment, could yield significant savings without compromising drug efficacy or safety.

This new feature gives you significant control without compromising the revenue that fuels the web content that we all consume every day.

The flotation study indicates that the collector regime, SIBX/XD5002 (at 38 µm feed size) gives the maximum gold recovery and grade while rejecting significant pyrite without compromising copper recovery and grade.

It therefore is important to evaluate more formal error mitigation and process analysis methods of industrial engineering to more optimally focus available QA resources on process components that have a significant likelihood of compromising patient safety or treatment outcomes.

Paul Holland, professor at Seattle University School of Law, wrote that "the assumptions Justice Kennedy made in Alvarado are inapplicable to the schoolhouse context ... considering the age of a student-suspect questioned at school, would not present a significant risk of compromising the clarity the Court has sought to provide law enforcement.