Collocations withcomplication
These are words often used in combination withcomplication.
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added complication
Each of these choices leads to some added complication.
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additional complication
An additional complication is intracellular movement of tritiated glycine.
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associated complications
We conclude that early ductal closure is advisable in very small preterm babies to prevent the reduction of the effective systemic perfusion and its associated complications.
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common complication
The most common complication, however, is disturbance of pregnancy.
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frequent complication
Our experience demonstrated a decreased incidence of this complication compared with previously published reports, 1 ^ but it was still the most frequent complication.
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major complication
There was no major complication and one surgical death.
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possible complication
This border zone ischemia is reported as a possible complication after prolonged carotid occlusion.
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potential complication
Severely suppressed bone turnover: a potential complication of alendronate therapy.
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serious complication
Thromboembolism may be a serious complication.
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severe complication
Ophthalmic zoster is a severe complication that can lead to blindness.
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technical complication
In stating this more general result, there is a technical complication.
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unnecessary complication
However, this is an unnecessary complication and prevents the use of pattern matching and the concise syntax for lists.
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