Sentence examples for Lead to a delay from inspiring English sources

Delayed RUC insertion after delivery of the baby can lead to a delay in embolization, which could explain the higher volume of postpartum hemorrhage.

Missed deadlines or bureaucratic snafus may lead to a delay in receiving your degree.

The government says it still intends to meet this deadline, but the need to legislate could lead to a delay.

This may lead to a delay in changes that improve the quality of governance in these countries.

For the relative permeability model proposed, higher van Genuchten n values lead to a delay in clogging.

The Dutch judge, Alphons Orie, said the mistake would lead to a delay in the trial, which lawyers were already predicting would last four years or more.

HSBC had argued the threat of a break up should lead to a delay of the Vickers' ringfencing proposals but the CMA rejected this.

Processing hard copies of credit card payments could lead to a delay of at least several days before a payment was posted to the merchant's bank account.

This can lead to a delay in the patient's diagnosis and, consequently, in the patient's treatment until arrival at the hospital.

Unfortunately, residual anaesthesia and analgesia may obscure important warning signs and may lead to a delay in the assessment and treatment of major stroke after surgery.

Western officials and Iraqi political figures said that the council was planning to declare its formation at a news conference on Sunday, though last-minute negotiations might lead to a delay of a day or so.