Sentence examples for avoid further complications from inspiring English sources

The producers, on the other hand, echo the United States position: the object was to liberate Kuwait and avoid further complications in Iraq.

"This is a Catholic country," was what Irish doctors told Savita Halappanavar after she learned she was miscarrying her pregnancy and asked for an abortion to avoid further complications.

One domain owner in the Dallas area, who insisted on anonymity to avoid further complications with her registration, said when it came time to renew the two addresses she had registered, she was bombarded with e-mail messages from other registrars soliciting her business even before she heard from the company at which she had registered the name.

Infection control measures should be developed in tissue engineering to avoid further complications when TE devices emerge clinically.

Potentially severe vascular and soft-tissue injuries require rapid diagnosis and proper treatment to limit the associated morbidity and avoid further complications.

Surgical procedures involving cervical lordosis stabilization or restoration must take into account age and gender differences in cervical lordosis architecture to avoid further complications.

To avoid further complication of the (already complex) spectra by charging effects, a catalyst with a higher overall metal loading of 50 wt% was utilized after carefully checking the comparability of this material to the respective 5 wt% sample.

Prior to the trial, the founder of al-Sablah al-Omania shut down the site to "avoid further legal complications".

Biomarkers aiding in early diagnosis of LTBM are therefore urgently needed for early initiation of treatment and also to avoid further neurological complication and reactivation to active TBM infection.

Considering for instance diabetes, this means to rely on the prediction of risks of disease development and also on the control of the disease progression to avoid further well-known complications.

To avoid further confusion and complication of the literature, we would suggest that the rule to discriminate between species within the Luteoviridae based in a difference >10% at the amino acid level for any viral gene product should be modified and that more importance has to be given to differences in biological properties.