Sentence examples for delay in provision from inspiring English sources
An additional summary consent form was used to avoid delay in provision of analgesia.
In the clinical management of critically ill patients, balanced against concerns that use of PN predisposes to deleterious immunological changes are the risks associated with failure or delay in provision of nutrition when attempted via the enteral route.
In the trial from Ethiopia noted above, individuals provided with nutritional supplement in the second 3 months after initiation of HAART had significant better weight gain compared with those who received the intervention in the first 3 months [ 25], suggesting that delay in provision of nutritional intervention may result in better outcomes.
Data for California, Louisiana, and New Mexico are missing due to delays in provision of input files or issues with input data (users should use the R2013Q2 version for those states).
Data for California, New Jersey (new), New Mexico, and Wyoming (new) are missing due to delays in provision of input files or issues with input data (users should use earlier releases for those states).
A Rapid Response Report (NPSA, 2010) 'the transfusion of blood and blood components in an emergency' (RRR017) responded to deaths occurring from delays in provision of blood.
It shows how a range of psychosocial factors cause delays in provision of appropriate treatment for young people developing psychosis, despite them and their families experiencing considerable worry.
Programmes in Puntland and Somaliland are continuing uninterrupted, and programmes in the Central/Southern Zone continue despite some delays in supply provision.
In this section, we present a framework to enable the inclusion of frequency measurement and load response delay in reserve provision.
Privacy and confidentiality concerns, and delay in service provision as a result of inadequate work space were also raised in this study.
Residents in nursing homes commonly had to wait for the GP to assess them which suggests a delay in the provision of adequate pain control.
