But the dead were eulogized simply, the first as a lover of books and the second a lover of baseball, with single-faceted descriptions of lives too compact to engender complication and nuance.
Device replacement at the time of battery depletion of implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) may carry a considerable risk of complications and engenders costs for healthcare systems.
Since device replacement is associated with a notable risk of complications and engenders costs for healthcare systems, device lifespan is a crucial determinant of the cost-effectiveness of therapy.
But a rupture is only one of the local complications that may engender additional surgery.
Although there is now considerable scientific evidence that MGO engenders the development of vascular complications, further research is needed to pinpoint the underlying causal mechanisms.
The issue of missile manoeuvres becoming more difficult towards the end of the chase is obviously critical for flight pursuit, not least because airborne predators (or missiles) cannot reduce speed without losing lift, with all the stability and turn radii complications that this engenders.
This coping style, coupled with incomplete or inaccurate prognostic information and an inability of patients to imagine peri-transplant complications or post-transplant life, may engender limited or poor ACP -- a dynamic that should be studied in more detail in future studies.
Want to make a show that engenders respect and sympathy for the armed forces without complications?
The transformation will also engender serious losses.
But does digital interactivity engender mental passivity?
Why does 6 Music engender such affection?
