Sentence examples for adverse delays from inspiring English sources

These data show that in this district in South Africa where care by TB and ART services was not integrated and was delivered in different localities, potentially adverse delays in starting ART in patients with HIV-associated TB were largely attributable to the prolonged time between diagnosis in the TB clinic and patient access to the ART clinic.

On the other hand, fragmenting the packet at the application layer has adverse delay and packet reception rate performance as seen by the τ SB raptor APP)>τ SB repetition MAC) and p SB raptor APP)

Adverse delayed cutaneous events have been noted significantly (P < 0.05) more often with a dimeric nonionic agent (16.4%) than with a monomeric nonionic contrast agent (9.7%) [ 5].

Around three-quarters (8/11) of patients presented a delayed-onset cardiac adverse event (delay ≥2 years).

The consequences of discontinuity of care are linked to increased cost and length of hospital stay, readmissions, poorer patient satisfaction, adverse events, delays in treatment and diagnosis, inappropriate treatment and omission of care [ 9, 10].

A series of delays, adverse weather, planning wrangles and technical issues mean it will be months – at the earliest – before the controversial project is completed.

As more international genomics projects are launched around the world, particularly in developing regions, researchers, participants, and patients alike will experience the adverse effect of delays and deficiencies in the ethics review process.

Our data shows several examples where physician focus on medical/physiological issues could result in a discharge or in-hospital decision that would fail to deal with prospective delays, adverse events or unplanned readmission.

Multivariate analyses indicated that the adverse impact of delay in presentation on survival was attributable to an association between longer delays and more advanced stage.

We show that regulatory evolution in adverse environments is delayed at specific boundaries in the phenotype space of the regulatory LacI protein.

Despite significant proposed benefits, delayed umbilical cord clamping (DCC) is not practiced widely in preterm infants largely because of the question of feasibility of the procedure and uncertainty regarding the magnitude of the reported benefits, especially intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) vs the adverse consequences of delaying the neonatal resuscitation.