No surprise, obstetric complications leading to deaths, are listed, by women and men, as the most critical problem in their communities.
That means entering unknown territory in which surprises and complications always arise and things take longer and cost more than anticipated - especially when that anticipation is wrapped in lowest bidder contracts.
The prolonged symptoms in parasitologically successfully treated patients came as a surprise, as such complications have not been described after Giardia infection before.
Bush's family name was always sure to pose complications; the surprise, in this campaign, has been how little direction it offered him.
As a nation we fall in love with "the girl in the book and after we're married, act surprised and alarmed when complications set in".
By M. B. Levick The New Yorker, December 20, 1930 P. 13 As a nation we fall in love with "the girl in the book and after we're married, act surprised and alarmed when complications set in".
To find out who will get the crown, the gondoliers head to Barataria, where assorted complications and surprises ensue.
A surprise finding was higher complication and readmission rates for patients 65 years or older who stayed in hospital only one night compared to patients 65 years or older with same-day discharge (Table 6).
The announcement does not surprise doctors accustomed to seeing complications in the brain caused by the seasonal flu viruses that circulate every year.
These complications make it no surprise that many proteins do not achieve their correct conformations, or stably assume the wrong ones.
They state that they are surprised by our high complication rate and that their complication rate is in accordance with those found in other series, referring to just two studies.
