Sentence examples for complications imposed from inspiring English sources

The negotiators now have an extra week or so before they face serious complications imposed by the US Congress, which would undoubtedly be mirrored by the Iranian Majlis.

It would be insulting to dismiss their style as simplistic – I know for a fact that you don't play so vibrantly without a great deal of thought – but it's true to say that the Japanese did away with many of the complications imposed on the modern game by coaches armed with a battery of computer programmes spewing out torrents of data.

Further complications imposed by the boundary layer are thus eliminated.

Correlation of sediment thickness between regional lines was not possible because the seismic line spacing is too wide and there are complications imposed by variation in fault strikes.

The presence of DM complications imposed a substantial negative impact on PCS-12, while hypertension was not significantly associated with HRQOL.

More than 230 million major surgical procedures are undertaken each year worldwide [ 1] and postoperative complications imposed a significant clinical and economic burden to surgical patients as well as the public health systems [ 2, 3].

Last but not least, managing adhesions and their related complications impose an enormous economic burden.

DM and its complications impose a significant societal and economic burden.

Type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and its complications impose a tremendous burden both on individuals with diabetes and on the health care system.

Providing clinical care for hypertension and its complications imposes great economic burden on patients as well as the country.

Together with observational noise, these complications impose a limit on the reconstruction of gene networks [ 20, 21].