Also, commonality can lead the therapist to identify too closely with the patient, thus compromising objectivity.
"The closures show that the BBC is abandoning its inclusive agenda and thus compromising its public service remit.
However, polymeric carriers can occupy a large portion of the vessel volume, thus compromising load capacity.
Optical fibres provide unsurpassed transmission bandwidth, but light propagates 31% slower in a silica glass fibre than in vacuum, thus compromising latency.
As a result, the treaty provisions lack clarity of focus, are increasingly complex and favor governmental discretion, thus compromising democratic safeguards.
A delamination in such structural components could propagate into severely large damage zone, thus compromising the structural integrity.
American columnists have already expressed their annoyance with Hillary for offloading her duties-to-come onto her husband and thus compromising the first female presidency before it's even started.
But it's worse with Christian hipsters, because they embrace secular mores that are antithetical to the Christian lifestyle (cigarettes, bourbon, hookah, tattoos, beards, cursing, R-rated movintageintage choral music), thus compromising the very essence of their religion.
Agglomerates and granules that do not conform to size and shape specifications may create problems in downstream processes, such as tableting, thus compromising process efficiency and product quality.
However, these materials are often considered the "weakest link" as they tend to degrade and eventually fail, thus compromising the reliability of devices and equipment.
Results show that a small sample size is associated with large uncertainty, i.e., confidence intervals and thus compromising the point estimates for assessor sensitivity.
