Sentence examples similar to generating a complication from inspiring English sources

Self reported registries are always prone to a risk of selection bias, in which the reporting clinician might fail to report negative events related to the intervention, thereby generating a falsely low rate of complications.

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ICD-9 data were used to generate a count of complications to control for diabetes severity (10).

The bone elongations are procedures that, due to their long duration in time, are likely to generate a large number of complications.

This complication sometimes generates a large amount of corrosive waste.

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.

Health workers from local health centers generated a list of women who experienced complications.

To generate a combined ultrasound and clinical model predictive for peripartum complications in pregnancies complicated by placenta previa.

All early studies comparing subcutaneous to intraperitoneal implantation concluded that the latter was the preferred technique, generating fewer complications than a subcutaneous application [ 20, 39- 41].

Diabetes generates a heavy economic, social and familial burden and its complications are equally serious [ 30, 31].

Though the unprettified Southern California locations give the picture a welcome touch of grit, Mr. Eastwood's indifference to the art of generating complication and suspense makes it feel like a long episode of "Hunter," the brutal 1980's television cop show whose hero was, in essence, a dumbed-down, cleaned-up Dirty Harry.