Sentence examples for complicate the ability from inspiring English sources
Therefore, patients with TBI are considered to be at a high risk for sepsis complications, which complicate the ability to distinguish sepsis from SIRS in a clinical setting by using ordinary clinical signs and symptoms such as WBC, high fever and mal-perspiration.
Both potentially were provocative and could complicate the ability of any new government to establish itself," the February 2006 cable said.
Political factors also threaten to complicate the ability of NATO leaders to achieve agreement at the summit on several key security issues, especially missile defense.
There appear to be interactions in the distribution system that complicate the ability to use AOC/BDOC as an independent assessment of regrowth potential.
In 2009 the PLO began demanding a freeze on settlement construction as a precondition for negotiations with Israel, amid concerns that settlement expansion would complicate the ability to establish a viable Palestinian state.
Activists reached by telephone and Skype said government forces were trying to seize the town, Otaiba, after weeks of clashes, which if successful would complicate the ability of the rebels in the area to resupply themselves.
But the FBI investigation also complicates the ability of the party's most influential cheerleader to come to the rescue.
Complicating the ability to explain the social change, experts say, is that it comes against a backdrop of marriage itself being redefined.
It is a relationship that often complicates the ability of the United States to put pressure on Pakistan to alter its tactics.
The proximity of their flights to movements by Mohammed suggests that the men are members of his security entourage, experts said, potentially complicating the ability of the government to claim that the killing was carried out without Mohammed's consent.
