Sentence examples for 2 months delay from inspiring English sources

Discussion: We conclude that the vaccination we used provides an obvious immune histological reaction in the HPV infected cervix and that the 2 months delay before the final step (conization) is done is probably too short.

Recent mammography was defined as the mammography within 2 years and 2 months before diagnosis (yes/no), to cover the normal 2-year interval of mammographic screening and 2 months delay.

This covers the data availability for public (24 months delay), policymakers (around 6 months delay) and hypothetical models (a delay below 6 months).

This covers delays in data availability for public (24 months delay), policymakers (around 6 months delay) and hypothetical models (a delay below 6 months).

However, the impact on schedule of this risk is huge (3 months' delay in detailed design).

It was a measure that generated a 6 months delay in the commissioning, an additional cost and a delay in the receipt of tolls for the concession-holder.

A recovering sheep/goat lost a season equivalent to 5.5 months delay to the next conception: {M}^{mathrm{y}} = left({L}^{mathrm{f}} + {P}^{mathrm{f}}right) times left({I}^{mathrm{a}mathrm{f}} - {H}^{mathrm{a}}right times left(12/K-12/left(K+Qright)right) {V}^{mathrm{a}}times {T}^{mathrm{l}} times {C}^{mathrm{m}} (7).

For six wolves this meant a 2-month delay after the last gaze following experiment (after experiment 1a was finished) and a 14 months delay for the other three wolves.

Infants were considered as "adequately immunized" if they had received all vaccines, according to the Greek NIP (Table  1) with ≤2 months delay.

Three children had smaller delays (5, 6, and 6 months delay).

Therefore, it seems sensible to assume that a 6 months delay is dangerous.