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The phrase "a delay was observed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are reporting or documenting an occurrence of a delay, often in scientific, technical, or formal writing.
Example: "During the experiment, a delay was observed in the reaction time of the subjects."
Alternatives: "a delay was noted" or "a delay was detected."
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However, 82 (2.5%) data were missing and a delay was observed between videotaped and collected times.
While a delay was observed in the time it took leukocytes to cross the basement membrane, and a number of other subtle defects have been described in the literature, the expected blockade of diapedesis was not seen [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13].
A delay was observed in the appearance of tumors derived from the pool containing 73%% of cells expressing only CD70 and 20%% of cells expressing CD70 and CD80 (figure 4B).
The specific production rate of both CBHI and laccase followed trends similar to the cbh1 and lac1 gene expression profiles, although a delay was observed between the gene expression and the corresponding extracellular enzyme production rate.
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This would explain why a delay is observed in the production of cadaverine in infected tissue.
This set of genes is thought to be post-transcriptionally regulated because a delay is observed between mRNA accumulation and protein expression [ 16].
On the other hand, for the 2nd peak, a slight delay was observed.
As for the EGFP protein, a phase delay was observed when compared with PK2 mRNA.
A similar delay was observed with the other knockout mutant (At2g17220).
A time delay was observed between drug intake and the appearance of capecitabine in plasma.
A similar delay was observed with ZIPCO sporozoites after IV injection (Supplementary Table S2).
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