Sentence examples similar to complicating injury from inspiring English sources

Duggan said it's much more likely an underwire bra could be overlooked as a reason for complicating injuries in gunshot cases like the one in British Columbia.

We extracted the following positions from the plain texts of MRT/CT descriptions: brain injury areas (occipital, temporal, parietal and frontal lobes); injury depth (cortical and/or subcortical matter); brain structures undergoing injury (classification was too complicated); injury nature (vasogenic/ischemic edema, hemorrhage).

When the patients had complicated injuries, TAE of these complicated lesions was simultaneously performed.

Sixty-six (84.6%) were uncomplicated injuries and 21 (15.4%) were complicated injuries.

Seven patients had complicated injuries that required TAE (one had renal injury of AIS 4 and pelvic fracture of AIS 4; one hepatic injury of AIS 4 and pelvic fracture of AIS 4; two pelvic fracture of AIS 4; two hepatic injury of AIS 4; and one facial injury of AIS 4 and hepatic injury of AIS 4).

This injury usually heals on its own, but you should see a doctor just in case there's another problem complicating the injury.

This often involves weighing the pros and cons of doing an important performance against the possibility of complicating the injury further, an emotional dilemma for dancers whose careers are short and whose chances of a big break are few.

Increased ICP causes shift and deformation of brain tissue, complicating the injury further and rapidly proving fatal if unchecked.

It was less complicated, less injury for kids.

The contusion is said to complicate the injury.

The first case is one in which arthritis is complicated by injury; the second is of undetermined etiology.