Sentence examples for complications progress from inspiring English sources

By having Mr Kelly and Mr Kornienko onboard for a year, the agencies will be able to monitor how such complications progress beyond the normal six-month tour of duty.

The Markov model is designed to include the entire disease whether the patients respond to therapy or not, complications develop in the case of irresponsiveness to therapy, complications progress in years, and a follow up for the patients until death (Fig.  1).

Mr Sanghera, who grew up in Wolverhampton himself, does a good job of capturing the complications of progress.

Unfortunately, microvascular complications may progress despite metabolic control representing an unfavourable type of metabolic memory.

In addition to socioeconomic factors, our data highlights that extremely young and advanced maternal ages are associated with a higher risk of maternal complications that progress unfavorably to near-miss or maternal death.

Physicians and public emphasize the avoidance of serious complications, so progress here requires not merely revisiting the wording of guidance, but support for an alternative action: training and dissemination to encourage prompt referral of suspected mastoiditis to specialists.

Since these interventions generally achieve the best results if started in the early asymptomatic stages, and complications can progress to an advanced stage before symptoms develop, regular medical screening is essential to identify people who require treatment for their complications [ 52].

Among the cases of hypertensive complications, 66%% progressed to near miss and 40%% progressed to death, suggesting a delay in the access to care, delayed disease recognition, inadequate or delayed use of antihypertensives and magnesium sulfate.

5 6 Because the diabetic complications had progressed, the patients might have had severe autonomic denervation of the heart, accounting for their asymptomatic presentation.

Over each cycle, the estimated risks of developing a new complication or progressing to the next stage of an established one are assigned to each simulated patient in the cohort.

FALD is most common among post-Fontan abdominal complications and can progress to liver cirrhosis with signs of portal hypertension.