Sentence examples for which jeopardize from inspiring English sources
The methodology, which was successfully tested, avoids the assembly of any additional large-scale structures, since it corrects any safety breaches of the clearance distances, which jeopardize the operational limits of the transmission lines, and at a much lower cost.
However, the common drawbacks of commercial wearable devices used in healthcare and medical fields for continuous monitoring of ECG, electroencephalogram, respiration, temperature, SpO2, and human activity, such as smart helmets, wearable patches, and activity-tracking bands, are motion artifacts and unstable skin-electrode contact, which jeopardize the accurate measurements during exercise.
In order to mitigate the greedy behavior, a minimum throughput is also included which jeopardize the violation of the performance.
The corresponding attack types which jeopardize the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of cloud resources, are listed together with their effects and mitigation solutions.
Nevertheless, at all levels of the internationalization process, firms may face the potential compliance barriers, which jeopardize their activities and existence in the global markets.
In the case of B 2_2, there may exist a trade-off between keeping the optimal resource utilization achieved in step 2 and avoiding low values which jeopardize the connection quality.
Water is about to become increasingly limited for crop production, which jeopardizes the whole maize sector.
This comes at the cost of lower growth, which jeopardizes the company's future.
The raising would substantially mitigate acqua alta, the periodic flooding which jeopardizes the city's very survival.
The goal here would be to help doctors better understand and regulate their emotions rather than simply cut them off, which jeopardizes losing their empathic concern for patients.
Australian triathlete Brad Kahlefeldt is hospitalized in San Diego with a suspected case of tuberculosis, which jeopardizes his training and possibly his chance of competing in the London Olympics.
