Sentence examples for predominantly complicated from inspiring English sources

In several trials evaluating the efficacy and toxicity of bevacizumab, its use has been predominantly complicated with HTN, CHF, and thromboembolic events.

Wherein a predominantly true story is made more complicated in the service of art.

However the outcomes of pregnancies complicated by diabetes in our cohort of predominantly Caucasian women continue to be worse than their counterparts without diabetes.

Even though the endemic is maintained predominantly by non HIV TB cases, the situation gets complicated by India being the third highest HIV burdened country.

Equal value claims (comparing predominantly female roles to predominantly male roles) such as those in the Birmingham case tend to be expensive, complicated to pursue and involve expert evidence.

One study included only women with uncomplicated AP and a median age of 25 years [ 9] while another recent study included predominantly women aged ≤ 45 years of which a small subgroup suffered complicated AP [ 10].

The prognosis, with or without treatment, is complicated by high incidence of comorbidities and is strictly related with a predominantly elderly population.

We focused predominantly on ER-localized TA proteins, as interpretation of effects on their localization is not complicated by trafficking defects seen in get mutant strains.

UTI complicated with struvite formation was characterized by an exaggerated immune response that was predominantly neutrophilic and was accompanied by uroepithelial hyperplasia and extensive tissue damage.

This phylogeny is complicated further by strains with a deleted RD9 and a single copy of MIRU24 originating predominantly from the Indian subcontinent.

The issue is further complicated by the hospital's history: not only does it provide critical care for low-income, predominantly African-American residents of the city, but it was founded, as the Freedmen's Hospital, in 1862, to care for black soldiers wounded in the Civil War.