Sentence examples for modest complications from inspiring English sources

Despite the modest complications of the film's flashback structure, the tale cooked up by Mr. Zhang and his co-writers Li Feng and Wang Bin is storybook simple.

Although scores for pain and function generally improved, radiographic improvements were more modest and complications relatively frequent.

No small complication that.

She sings her way through the modest but true complications of small-town life.

The amounts of lengthening attempted are now more modest, and high-complication procedures involving more than 5 6 cm are nowadays generally avoided [ 17- 20].

If the clinical results of the present trial are accepted as the basis for a future study, then to achieve a more modest reduction in complication rate of 20percentnt would require a sample size of over 1800 patients.

14 However, in a recently published large scale study, the absolute rates of postimplant complication were modest, even in nonagenarians, and the main predictor of complications was comorbidity, not age.

Surgery often only provides modest improvement and post-surgery complications may significantly hamper outcomes, implying the need for trials testing conservative treatment, such as manual and manipulative therapy, particularly in cases where surgery may be contraindicated or premature.

The updated results of EORTC 30891 comparing immediate ADT to deferred treatment initiated at the time of symptomatic disease progression or life-threatening complications showed a modest improvement in overall survival (HR= 1.21) favouring immediate treatment.

Both studies conveyed some modest benefit in regard to microvascular complications associated with the disease [ 31, 32].

It has also shown modest ability to predict postoperative cardiac complications, and been an important component of models designed to predict postoperative mortality and morbidity.