Sentence examples for delay in transition from inspiring English sources

Watching from afar, Lisa Goldman, an Israeli-Canadian journalist and blogger who has reported from Cairo expressed her frustration at the continued focus on the embassy, suggesting that such expressions of populist rage mean that protesters are "playing right into the military government's hands," by distracting attention from the delay in transition to civilian rule.

A delay in transition of the boundary layer from laminar to turbulent flow is usually achieved by the application of suction over the first 10 20% of the chord.

The mutant showed delay in transition to reproductive phase (Figure 4C and D).

The delay in transition from juvenile to adult leaves as compared to WT suggests that AtVOZs influence the vegetative phase change in Arabidopsis.

The possible societal benefits associated with improving the sleep quality of older adults may include a reduced number of falls, increasing cognition, and the delay in transition of older adults with ADRD to more controlled living environments.

In the Canadian study, rivastigmine treatment was associated with an overall delay in transition to the next disease stage by 5 days in 6 months, 36 days in one year, and 137 days in two years, with cost savings of CA$0.71, CA$2.51, and CA$4.93 per day per patient (Hauber, Gnanasakthy, Snyder, et al 2000).

This in turn may cause delays in transition from laminar to turbulent flows.

Modest improvements of cognitive function, behavior, and delays in transition to more severe stages of the disease have been reported in patients treated with rivastigmine (Corey-Bloom et al 1998; Rosler et al 1999; Farlow et al 2000, 2001).

Cost savings for patients who began treatment during mild stages of AD were mostly from delays in transitions to moderate AD.

But on Tuesday he met with local officials in Lashkar Gah and said there would be no delay in the transition there.

It was this delay in the transition to a plural citizenship regime that created an incompatibility with the liberal regime of the US, and during this time Mexicans living abroad enjoyed only a limited status of nationality, or a status of quasi-citizenship.