Sentence examples for attributed to the delay from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we can clearly know that the major factor in SIP session re-setup delay may be attributed to the delay caused by the retransmissions in the unreliable wireless links.

The cause of death was attributed to the delay in diagnosis and hepatic failure provoked by antitubercular treatment (ATT) [ 5].

The persistence of the cytotoxins was attributed to the delay to eradication of the micro-organisms, and hence the recommendation is for longer courses of antimicrobial therapy.

This is often attributed to the delay in recognition of danger signs by the women and family members themselves, or delay in accessing the first level of care and further referral to the higher-level facilities [ 23, 28].

Given how the improvement in survival rate correlates with the year of diagnosis, the differences may be attributed to the delay in implementation of EUROCARE-4 survival reports and short-term observation of our patients, as the EUROCARE-4 cohort was recruited in the 1996 2002 period.

As the causes of near-miss cases are often attributed to the delay in seeking and accessing care [ 17, 24, 26, 28- 30], in order to capture the delay at primary care levels, a combination of different approaches encompassing the both the primary and secondary levels seems the optimal solution [ 28, 31, 32].

This was attributed to the delayed time in the asynchronous CAPR mode.

The time-dependent subsidence is predominantly attributed to the delayed compaction that arises from the slow pore pressure diffusion in the bounding shales after the reservoir is depleted.

This may be attributed to the delayed onset of treatment at one week following the traumatic insult compared with other reports that showed an effect of IL-1 ra with immediate onset of treatment following the insult (Caron et al. 1996; Elsaid et al. 2015; Furman et al. 2014).

The difference in the regulation of genes during time-course between SCS-BTA18-q and SCS-BTA18-Q cells was more pronounced in S. aureus than in E. coli inoculated cells, which could be attributed to the delayed up-regulation of genes 6 h after inoculation in SCS-BTA18-q.

Indeed, when applied to ω-3 deficiency the gain analysis shows that the greater PII timing delay can be wholly attributed to the PIII delay).