The phrase "a more delayed" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when comparing the degree of delay in a specific context, but it is better to use more precise language.
Example: "The project has faced a more delayed timeline than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a longer delay" or "a greater delay".
The abnormal side showed a more delayed pattern than the normal side; however, there were no significant differences (P = .163) (Table 2).
Over a period of time, more mobile nodes might arrive in line of the chosen path which results in a more delayed, less available bandwidth and depletion of node's energy.
Some of them are labeled as fast triptans and share similar characteristics with sumatriptan, the prototype triptan, displaying a rapid dose-dependent efficacy, with a higher risk of adverse effects, while others seem to have a more delayed onset of the relieving effect on migraine symptoms, but a more prolonged duration of action and a reduced rate of recurrent migraine attacks [5].
Comparing Salmonella and LPS we observe a more delayed and less amplified gene response in Salmonella.
Whereas Tat caused rapid phosphorylation of JNK, morphine caused a more delayed but sustained JNK activation (Figure S1C).
This is in stark contrast with haplorrhines, a group that overall displays a more delayed dental development [3].
In fact, the initial heart rate response to vasopressors is parasympathetically mediated with a much more delayed latency of onset of sympathetic responses [26].
Besides, the arrival time of ultimate load of a member is more delayed for the former than the latter.
This finding indicates that the longer maintenance of CBPs may contribute to a less and more delayed neuronal death/ damage in the young.
The initial release was more delayed with an increased amount of PVA PEG-graft coPVA PEG-graft
But the reporting and compiling can take a day or more, delaying detection of an outbreak.
