To this fan, the greatest rivalry was the one between Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova: 16 years; 80 matches, including 8 semis and 14 finals in Grand Slam tournaments (the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open); and a mess (and I mean a mess) of social implication and complication along the way.
Within the whole sample, 26 patients had some kind of complication along the 6 first months after transplantation (15 had an infection, 4 a vascular complication, 5 a biliar complication, 3 an acute rejection).
Despite such complications along the way, prospects in Africa are drawing many companies in Houston that are not in the energy business but are related to it.
When your product streams pirated content, it's safe to expect some complications along the way.
Psychiatric illness is linked with obstetric complications along with impaired maternal functioning in the postpartum period.
When combining techniques, it is usually feasible to use the same coaxial access to the target area, in order to reduce the risk of complications along the approach and to reduce the procedural time (Figs. 11, 12, 19 and 24).
Recently, injectable biomaterials have been applied extensively in the field of tissue engineering, due to their minimally invasive nature, reduced patient discomfort and complications along with a decrease in health care costs.
The courts are frequently ruling against laws outlawing same sex marriage, state by state, but until all the dust has settled, there could be a few complications along the way.
Of course, that ridiculously high ask comes with complications: Along the way, there are FBI agents on Marty's tail, a body that floats up to his dock, close calls with the local crime syndicate.
Adding to the complications, along with Turkey and Russia's new conflict on the Syrian border, is the, as yet insufficiently explained, Turkish forces that have been recently deployed outside Mosul -- near the Kurdish Peshmerga -- in Northern Iraq, an unknown factor in an increasingly confusing situation.
The extrapulmonary complications, along with ARDS, are more frequent in transplant recipients.
