Sentence examples for complications come from from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The two-sided relation between vitamin D and SLE showing that low levels of vitamin D resulted from SLE and SLE complications come from vitamin D deficiency.

The complications come from the fact that the British monarch is also the supreme governor of the Church of England.

Further complications came from the English speeches with German voiceovers subtitled back into English.

The vaccine has been given to more than seven million girls and young women nationwide and there is no way to prove that complications came from the vaccine.

Other complications came from the Clinton administration, which had its own methods for punishing and isolating Libya and did not welcome the private initiatives of the victims' families.

"I wanted to create a fairly iconic chair where all the complications came from the geometries of the cord," he said.

Much of the previous evidence suggesting that Tamiflu was effective against flu complications came from combining the results of 10 clinical trials into a so-called meta-analysis, which was published in 2003.

Unexpected complications came from Objective No. 23, a retractable cupola housing two 75mm artillery pieces.

This configuration would not generate uniform droplets but would eliminate any possible complications coming from interaction of the reactants with the PDMS microchannels.

Much of the evidence for these complications comes from retrospective, uncontrolled, non-randomized, observational cohort studies that may be subject to bias and confounding factors, and predominantly demonstrate correlations rather than causal relationships.

The primary complication comes from a solution state comprised of variables of different dimensions.