Sentence examples for delay in communicating from inspiring English sources

Customers who got faux reassurance in June, when the company did not write to them to warn them their data was at risk, will feel rightly angry about any delay in communicating with them.

Types of litigation in ultrasonography (including the ultrasonography performed in the emergency setting) involves the following groups: missed diagnoses, misinterpreted sonograms, invented lesions, delay in communicating information to a clinician, failure to perform sonography, fraud cases, procedure-related cases, and sonographer-related suits [19].

A contributing factor was the delay in communicating the positive reports of histopathology and culture of the placentas from birth centers to referral centers.

State health officials criticized the disease control centers and themselves for not clearly explaining the uncertainty over the usefulness of nasal swabs and blood tests in detecting anthrax cases and for delays in communicating other critical information to the public in plain English.

With each generation of chips, there is less advantage in making transistors smaller: the delays in communicating between them are growing faster than the speed gained by shrinking them, and "crosstalk"—electrical interference between adjacent tracks—is getting ever harder to eliminate.

"We had concerns that eye testing was being performed in a busy corridor and that there were significant delays in communicating with patients' GPs, which had the potential to disrupt patients' treatment," it added.

This leads to communication challenges, including delays, difficulty in communicating technical limitations around interpretation of data, and a lack of clinical interpretation of surveillance data.

Trainers also noted delays and omissions in communicating training information and schedules to FCHVs, particularly at the VDC level.

17 The consequences include poor follow-up of test results, missed results of clinical significance, failing to act on results and delays or errors in communicating the outcomes of results leading to avoidable patient harms.

More immediately, the veterans' agency needs to be realistic in communicating about the delays, so veterans can get on with their lives while they wait.

For delay related to quality of care, the most important component was improper patient management, followed by difficulty in communicating with the regulatory centre and delay in starting treatment (Table  2).