Sentence examples for constituted delay from inspiring English sources

For patients on combination regimens, delay of any one agent involved in the regimen constituted delay of the entire regimen.

Under an N.F.L. rule added this season, that constitutes delay of game, and the play was erased.

"Boris Johnson has redefined the definition of what constitutes delays on the Tube in order to fiddle the figures on tube performance".

About half of DUP may typically constitute delays in initial help-seeking, before any contact with health services is made [ 16, 17].

Population-based data can provide more accurate information about what constitutes "delayed implantation" and the factors affecting late implantation after the diagnosis of hearing loss.

Senior DWP managers refused to accept that the latest dates for full roll-out of the programme constituted a delay, saying it merely reflected the expanding scope of the government's welfare reform agenda.

Patient delay constituted 50% of the total delay; 47 patients (19%) had long patient delay.

It is also constituted of three delay elements, such as processing delay (DProc), transmission delay (DT), and propagation delay (DProp).

It may then emerge that both parties are miles apart over the size of the fee, which constitutes a delay formally known as an impasse.

In Lottie Joplin, the Second Circuit held that a gap of approximately half a year between the publication of the allegedly infringing work and the institution of the lawsuit did not constitute a delay sufficient to establish a claim of laches.

The median AOD was considered significant and raised concern as it may constitute a delay in patient care.