Sentence examples for contributed to wait from inspiring English sources

This shortage of personnel, in combination with shortages of some drugs, has contributed to wait times for having prescriptions filled that surpass 6 hours at some facilities [ 14].

Respondents were asked to what degree they perceived each factor contributed to wait times on a scale from 1 ("does not affect CR wait time delays") to 5 ("major factor affecting wait time delays").

Finally, programs were provided with a list of patient, physician, program and health system-level factors that may contribute to wait times.

The state's Democratic party filed a lawsuit on Sunday to keep polling places open until election day as the Republicans stood accused of attempting to disenfranchise its opponents with new limits on early voting that contributed to waits of more than seven hours to cast ballots in Democratic strongholds such as Miami.

Although recent legal changes have made it less enticing for Israelis to seek transplants overseas, they have contributed to longer wait lists at home.

To what extent did local election jurisdictions encounter long voter waiting times during the 2012 general election, and what information did they collect on voter waiting times? 2. What do state and local election officials and available research identify as the most significant factors that contributed to extended waiting times?

The article aims to shed light on whether the introduction of patient choice and the increased opportunity for geographical mobility has contributed to reduce waiting times for elective patients at patient level.

However, when asked about factors contributing to their decision to seek help, nearly a third of parents felt that difficulty getting an appointment contributed to them waiting to seek help and over a quarter felt that worry about wasting the doctor's time influenced their decision.

This has in part contributed to long wait times for a diagnosis and subsequent delays in access to therapy.

He felt the coordination of care was poor and contributed to increased wait times.

If you think globalization, immigration and trade have contributed to political anger, wait until robots take away millions and millions of jobs.