Sentence examples for made complications from inspiring English sources

He did not think there were many more people affected now than in the summer, but the colder and more inclement weather had made complications more numerous, and had caused a bigger number of deaths.

But in a shoot-yourself-in-the-high-heeled-foot way, Mr. Gaultier made complications over his streamlined collection, just where other designers are reveling in serenity and simplicity.

However, despite the advances made, complications such as inadequate transfusions, transfusion transmitted viral diseases, allo-sensitization, liver and cardiac disturbances and iron chelation toxicity, keep arising.

Figurative developments, such as the mouth of a river or the foot of a hill, make complications in the relationships.

These changes can lead to the inadequate epidural anesthesia and make complications more frequent [ 24].

The complexity of the procedure, the nature of the spinal deformity and often-debilitated patients make complications very common, and this technique should remain one of the last resorts when no simpler method of spinal reconstruction will suffice [ 24].

This special feature of the more posteriorly angled trochlea, in combination with a relatively small lateral femoral condyle, makes complications very likely if a medial parapatellar incision and lateral patellar luxation is chosen.

The strange events that followed made for complications of their own, which he mines, to his credit, pretty fearlessly in "Yellow Face".

Distinction is made between complications arising out of geometrical complexity and those arising out of the complexity of the physics (and chemistry) of the problem.

Record was made of complications of treatment, the need for further surgical interventions, and the length of hospital stay.

Stratification of the studied subjects reduced the numbers in each group and made additional complications for the detection of statistical significance.