In contrast, recommendations not for surgery tend to be significantly more complex: they are likely to be delayed, conveyed indirectly, mitigated and justified, and include other possible treatment options.
Lapses in the infant EID system, delays in conveying positive infant results and in timely initiation of ART, and lack of infant testing among women who did not receive antenatal HIV testing, or who subsequently acquired HIV in pregnancy or postpartum, or who did not access MCH or PMTCT programs all lead to preventable infant mortality.
Without further delay, let's convey to Soviet leaders the minimal conditions under which a Moscow conference could take place and gear up for a serious exchange.
However other studies still have to be done in order to determine which advance delay time proves most effective when conveying this information to drivers.
Examples regarding delays in attaining research results, or simply conveying the difficulties in gaining access to technologies or a small part of a complex technology are regrettably numerous (Kingston [2001]).
As riders reach a breaking point over constant delays, Mr. Cuomo, who has been blamed for not conveying a strong enough sense of alarm about the subway's mounting problems, has begun laying out plans to fix the system.
In agreement with previous results, we also observed a much shorter delay between the responses conveyed by tactile and putative nociceptive afferents.
Patients who have fallen in a public place and, in the opinion of the treating paramedics should be conveyed without delay.
The Soviet's strategy, like that of a "Godot" character — wait, delay, avoid despair — is expertly conveyed when Ms. Chalfant is speaking or only listening.
