Sentence examples for definitively delayed from inspiring English sources

Proportions of children with ball skill problems were larger than in the reference population (P < 0.001): 82 normal (58% vs. 85% expected), 36 borderline (26% vs. 10% expected) and 22 definitively delayed (16% vs. 5% expected).

Scores above the 15th percentile are considered 'normal', between 5th and 15th percentile is considered 'borderline', and below the 5th percentile is 'definitively delayed'.

Prospective, randomized trials are necessary to definitively determine whether delayed intervention is harmful or beneficial.

Only one patient (12.5%) could supply the history of cayenne aspiration on his first visit to the doctor and was diagnosed definitively without delay.

Use of Zytiga significantly delayed the worsening of cancer and also appeared to prolong lives, though more time is needed to determine that definitively.

Chi-squared tests revealed more motor problems in these children than in the reference population (P < 0.001); 94 children (67% vs. 85% expected) scored within the normal range, 23 children (16.5% vs. 10% expected) were classified as 'borderline' and another 23 children (16.5% vs. 5% expected) as 'definitively delayed'.

Finally, the confidence intervals around our hazard estimates were such that we cannot rule out definitively that the IFN βs could delay progression in older adults; there is a real need for further studies in this area.

The mechanism of action of Plan B and Preven is not definitively known, but the evidence indicates that they delay or inhibit ovulation and make the cervical mucus inhospitable to sperm.

Additional testing would therefore be required to determine definitively the span of delay periods within the same test for which adolescent defeat causes impaired spatial working memory performance.

The Sun warned of 12-hour delays and the Telegraph definitively predicted that Heathrow would be the worst-hit place in Britain on public service strike day.

Mr Poots said it was impossible to definitively say to what extent any delay has contributed to any death.