Sentence examples similar to proof complication from inspiring English sources
But when the Nag Hammadi manuscripts were discovered, in 1945, the concrete proof of Christianity's complications, its diverse forms in those first generations after Christ, became inarguable.
They concluded that the drugs shorten a flu bout by approximately half a day, but there is no proof that they prevent hospitalisations or complications such as pneumonia and, when used to prevent flu, they cause some people serious complications including psychiatric and kidney problems.
The major limitation of this study is the limited case numbers, with the low incidence of some complications limiting the analytical proof with respect to age distribution.
Their attitude is that proof of a criminal charge is a redundant complication: those of us who cling to the desirability of such a technicality are "airy-fairy liberals".
Nephron-sparing surgery (NSS) can safely be performed with slightly higher complication rates than radical nephrectomy (RN), but proof of oncologic effectiveness is lacking.
The complications — and the fact that there was no proof that removing the nodes prolonged survival — inspired Dr. Giuliano to compare women with and without axillary dissection.
Though both measures may be equally natural candidates for measuring the length of a proof, proving the theorem for length measured by the number of symbols avoids a technical complication introduced by the other measure: there are only finitely many proofs with a given number of symbols, whereas there are infinitely many proofs with a given number of formulas.
These results are considered as a proof of principle that marked and maintained weight reduction can successfully decrease CV deaths and major complications like MI and stroke.
