Sentence examples for commonly delayed from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis of uveal EMZL is challenging and commonly delayed due to its insidious and nonspecific onset.

The diagnosis of CVID is commonly delayed and the underlying cause of the disorder is not understood.

Furthermore, increases in hepatitis B underimmunization among 24 month olds were seen only in sites where the first dose was commonly delayed by at least 5 months.

In a closely monitored patient such as during anaesthesia, when a fall in blood pressure, change in heart rate or difficulty with ventilation are noticed, anaphylaxis is so rarely the cause that inevitably treatment is given for another diagnosis before anaphylaxis is recognised; the response to this treatment has commonly delayed or even prevented recognition of the true cause.

This commonly delays the diagnosis with several months [ 26].

Commonly, delay is found further categorized into different component delays such as patient delay, health care provider delay, referral delay and system delay [ 7, 13, 14].

Second, a majority of children with A.S. are afflicted with epilepsy, often intractable, and commonly have delayed motor development that impairs or prevents walking, standing or even unsupported sitting.

In November 2006 statue of Roman Dmowski was unveiled in Warsaw; it had led to a series of protests from organizations which see Dmowski as fascist and opponent of tolerance; due to similar protests plans to raise statues or memorials elsewhere have commonly been delayed.

Moreover, if HIV testing and counseling messages stress only sexual transmission in this age group, then this may deter vertically infected adolescents who commonly have delayed puberty and report less sexual activity than their HIV-negative peers from seeking or accepting HIV testing.

An operation of 'delay and sum' is commonly used; delaying incoming signals and summing them together after a multiply operation with a defined weight (Figure 2). Figure 2 Beamforming structure.

Consistent with the literature spanning 50 years, 22 23 participants commonly reported delaying a GP consultation.