Sentence examples for complications generated from inspiring English sources

Local complications generated by the delivery system and the occlusive angiogram of the CS (dissection of the vessel, spasm, or even rupture) may lead to implantation failure.

For a while various complications generate plots and subplots.

Powers, at forty-five, is the author of eight novels, each as different as can be from its successor but driven by a similar patterning urge: the plot complications generate systems of theme and variation — not as playful as Kundera's, but no less ingenious.

In this context, it has been suggested that inpatient hospital complications generate large expenses in Europe and the United States.

Non-respiratory impairment, infection complications, nutritional factors, and preterm birth-related complications generate complexity in assistance and can increase duration of NICU stay.

Another well-known problem with these approaches is the complication generated by concept drift and concept shift [11].

A potential complication generated by this apparent apathy is that students who do not attempt sample problems in class are less likely to develop the problem-solving skills necessary for success on exams.

To overcome these complications, we generated a chimeric FasL protein with streptavidin (SA-FasL) having potent apoptotic activity and displayed this molecule effectively and rapidly on biotinylated biologic membranes for immunomodulation.

This risk screening system had a likelihood ratio of 1.16, indicating it was ineffective in identifying women at risk of pregnancy complications and generated too large a risk group for referral [LOE: 2-].

In order to circumvent such complications, we generated COX5A-deleted mutants in which the COX5B was placed downstream of the COX5A promoter on the genomic locus, similarly to the chimaeric constructs described in [ 39].

To avoid this complication, we generated the reporter NLS-mCherry, a small fluorescent protein that contains SV40 nuclear localization sequence (NLS) fused to the monomeric protein mCherry.