The researchers were deliberate in how they asked about the aftermath of the storm, asking about delays in access to medical care "that didn't exist before the hurricane". In theory, then, these were outages due to the storm and not to problems on the island that may have existed before Maria's landfall.
The report describes delays in specimen transportation and receipt of culture results caused by the aftermath of the earthquake, which led to a delay in diagnosis and treatment (5 ).
The delay and messy aftermath of the Iraqi election mean it may be months before the next government is formed, even as tens of thousands of American troops pack to leave.
In the aftermath of the panic, relief efforts were delayed by traffic jams, and frustrated bystanders later turned on the police, pelting them with stones.
Mr. Bloomberg and his staff have been heavily criticized for not moving more quickly to clear streets in the aftermath of the storm, causing ambulances to be delayed and leaving New Yorkers stranded by mountains of snow.
Its release dates in the UK and Germany were delayed in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.
There was some understanding for the UK's desire for a delay in the immediate aftermath of the referendum, recognising that it had carried out no contingency planning for a Leave vote.
A9 Seeking Peace and Refuge INDIRECT CASUALTIES -- As many as 20,000 refugees from across the world, cleared to come to the United States to escape persecution in their homelands, have had their arrival delayed indefinitely in the aftermath of the terror attacks.
Clemens won 20 games in the regular season as the Yankees advanced to the ALDS against the Athletics in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, which had affected New York City and delayed the end of the MLB schedule.
In the aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing, he was part of a House contingent that helped delay and soften an antiterrorism bill.
