Sentence examples for days delaying from inspiring English sources

PERFORMING a postmortem on a murder victim can take days, delaying any criminal investigation.

Umm Qasr was declared captured during the first 24 hours of the ground war, but unexpectedly stiff resistance from Iraqi forces within the city continued for several days, delaying the opening of the port for aid supplies.

Entire swaths of countryside were isolated for days, delaying both reconnaissance and relief efforts.

Identification of isolates may require an extended incubation period (days), delaying laboratory reports and indirectly affecting therapy options and treatment.

In monkeys after aerosol challenge, an estimated 0.5%-1% of spores remained at 75 days and traces were present at 100 days; delaying prophylaxis up to 20 days after exposure prolonged the incubation period without reducing disease risk (7 ).

In contrast, when initiation of anti-CD3 therapy was delayed until 3 days after transplantation and continued for 5 days, delayed protocol (day 3 8; Figure 1A), all heart allografts were functioning at 100 days (MST > 100 days; Figure 1B).

Of 39 days delay in the elective group, only one day was related to discharge arrangements and the four referrals to COTE.

Photo: A bowman adjusting the Emirates Team New Zealand yacht for the Louis Vuitton Cup, which finally began yesterday after four days' delay because of lack of wind.

"If it's two or three days delayed, it's a problem for everyone".

The total number of "days delayed" rose to 143,118, the figure for October 2013 was 123,852.

Sodium gluconate improved the compressive strength at 3 and 28 days, delayed cement setting and increased the fluidity of the Portland cement mortar.