Sentence examples for Undergone delay from inspiring English sources

It beats to the punch the National Children's Study, which has undergone delay after delay in enrolling 100,000 U.S. children.

Whatever action they've been promised has undergone delay after delay, keeping the thousands of flooded-out Bayville homeowners without a home; and the many abandoned businesses with red Xs tattooed on their windows -- and with little more than water-logged inventory -- without anything to sell.

Worcestershire batsman Alex Gidman has undergone delayed surgery after fracturing a finger in the penultimate week of the 2015 season in September.

We sought to histologically evaluate the effect of Emdogain gel on periodontal healing in monkeys' teeth undergoing delayed replantation.

On occasion some spiderlings fail to molt, whereas others undergo delayed molts, perhaps because of faulty hormone balance, and may die.

Patients who underwent delayed urethral repair were more likely to undergo more extensive reconstructive surgery than those who underwent primary repair.

A later x-ray revealed slight damage to the cartilage in the joint, forcing him to undergo delayed surgery in December.

Although the animals mate in the spring, they undergo "delayed implantation"—the embryo remains in a state of arrested development in the mother's uterus until it attaches and resumes growth.

Andernord et al. (Andernord et al. 2013) showed patients that underwent reconstruction at a sub-acute stages (2 12 weeks) after ACL injury had higher activity levels after 2 2.5 years than those who underwent delayed surgery by 12 24 months.

Patients who undergo delayed repair are at risk for a compromised result secondary to loss of full knee flexion and decreased quadriceps strength, although a functional extensor mechanism is likely to be re-established [1].

Ritenour et al. [8] reported results of fasciotomy in war causalities and found that patients who underwent delayed fasciotomies (in the regional medical center) had twice the major amputation rate and a threefold higher mortality rate compared with those who underwent fasciotomy in the combat theater.