Sentence examples for after a substantial delay from inspiring English sources

After a substantial delay, the trial began in 2008 but was suspended in 2011 when he as diagnosed with cancer.

However, a handful of recent studies find that sleep aids in the retention, or perhaps recovery, of memory even when it occurs after a substantial delay between learning and sleep onset [28], [29].

Moreover, inhibition of the NSCC current by Calindol occurred after a substantial delay (75 sec) which sharply contrasted with rapid onset of inhibition of NSCC currents when Ca2+ was increased from 60 µM to 6 mM.

Delay would mean that the residual drug levels reduced multiplication of the relapse, so it reached patency after a substantial delay.

In the experiments of Kam et al. 2013 cited, network bursts were generated after a substantial delay (200 - 300 ms) from the onset of neuronal activation.

In the hippocampus, the deficits emerged in adulthood after apparent normality in adolescence; this reinforces the idea that developmental neurotoxicant exposures can act in two distinct ways, producing immediate damage or changing the trajectory of neurodevelopment so that alterations appear after a substantial delay.

(I.i) One volunteer was not diagnosed until day 20 after infection, this being a substantial delay in time to diagnosis.

The time scale in Table 1 suggests that all of these preventive measures followed at a substantial delay after the discovery of environmental health problems, partially because of disagreement about the impact of uncertainties.

The spread of an infectious disease can be strongly influenced by behavioral changes (e.g., social distancing) during the early phase of an epidemic, but data on risk perception and behavioral response to a novel virus is usually collected with a substantial delay or after an epidemic has run its course.

Therefore, the timing for cell culture and expansion within a GMP setting will involve a substantial delay (several weeks) in autologous stem cell transplantation after the acute phase of a heart attack.

"At a minimum, there is a substantial delay of the onset of the disease," says Biffi.