Sentence examples for complications raise from inspiring English sources

Postoperative complications raise the question of continuation of high-cost care for patients with limited life expectancy.

This neatly avoids some of the complications raised by Georg Cantor's transfinite numbers.

The main machine was designed by a team of engineers who worked with a rabbi, who added complications raised by various Talmudic interpretations.

The medical management of both 'normal' pregnancies and those that face complications raises a variety of complex ethical issues, and these will be our topic.

The methodological complications raised by Newton's approach to resistance forces in the second edition are discussed at length in Smith, 2005.

The complexities and complications raised by dual citizenship are not enough to justify amending the Constitution to overrule the Supreme Court.

The present study showed that thrombocytopenia was strongly associated with bleeding complications; raising the hypothesis that thrombocytopenia is not only a laboratory changing in DF but also an important cause of bleeding.

Additionally, whereas the impact of hyperglycemia and hypercholesterolemia on the development of major complications appears to have been reduced, most likely reflecting improved control, the impact of hypertension remains an important predictor of complications, raising the need for further research to determine appropriate blood pressure goals and management.

However, variations in A1C (as opposed to glucose) around a mean A1C value do indeed seem to predict small vessel complications, raising the possibility either that long-term fluctuations in glycemia are more important than short-term ones or that A1C was more sensitive in detecting glycemic variability than the method used to assess mean glucose in the DCCT (3).

Manfred told Mitchell that the testing program had been suspended while Selig's office and the union attempted to sort out a complication raised by the federal investigation into the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative.

Each individual diabetes complication raised the likelihood of patients reporting a lower diabetes-specific quality of life.