Sentence examples similar to because of data complications from inspiring English sources
Because of limited data on vasectomy complications associated with different methods, the cost associated with potential complications was not included in the analysis.
At the end of 2010, the last date for which audited accounts are available, SoundExchange was holding $132 million, for artists who have not registered or because of complications like bad or missing data about which songs the services have played.
Doctors are planning a caesarean because of expected complications.
He cites US data from the Society of Thoracic Surgeons showing the cost of heart surgery in Virginia ranged from $20,000 to $30,000 – and the best-performing hospitals were the cheapest because of fewer complications.
That gave Mackerras dual citizenship, although he later relinquished his US passport because of tax complications.
Six days later, new surgery was necessary because of intestinal complications stemming from the first operation.
The News dropped its free afternoon edition, The Express, because of delivery complications after the Sept. 11 attacks.
It was recently cancelled, because of technical complications and disagreements between the authorities and the architect.
Because of these complications, the division of the lands of Dolores extended over five presidential administrations.
Every year 100,000 people die in hospitals because of preventable complications or hospital-acquired infections.
