Sentence examples similar to as a consequence of waiting from inspiring English sources

"This is unfortunately a consequence of waiting until the last minute".

This in turn reduced the need for unexpected bed and operative room occupation for sudden clinical deterioration, often resulting in complicated surgery and prolonged postoperative periods as a consequence of excessive waiting times [ 3].

2.1: the dummy for third-quarter interviewing should account for NEET status just as a consequence of being in a waiting position (for the start of, for example, university, military or civil service) after having finished school.

As a consequence of this intense monitoring, waiting lists were kept active and clean from "ghost" patients (patients that have died or gone elsewhere for treatment) preventing evident inequities.

We designed these vignettes on the basis of the outcomes of a study on the consequences of waiting among patients.

Others have suggested that patients are pushed from public to private healthcare as a consequence of poor quality (specifically longer waiting lists) in the public sector [ 11].

In total, there are 13 franchise bids – running at a combined cost of tens of millions of pounds – waiting as a consequence of McLoughlin's decision to "pause" the franchising process.

As a consequence the waiting time observed by this particular request will be marginally worse.

We believe that the value of such incidental high scores is limited: observers may project their own feelings to the child, and heart rates and cortisol levels may also rise as a consequence of "positive" stress (e.g., in the waiting line for the roller coaster).

"However, between 2003-04 and 2012-13, the proportion of total spending committed to primary care fell from 29% to 23% as a consequence of the NHS prioritising hospital initiatives such as reducing waiting times," it said.

As a consequence of this, more than four years later we are still waiting for an inquest into my son's death".