Sentence examples for delay in transport from inspiring English sources

In either model, the delay in transport could decrease the rate at which the active enzyme appears in the blood compartment without significantly affecting total tissue Lpl as measured by mobilization by heparin.

The phosphatidylinositol phosphatase activity of SopB is important for this delay in transport between the ER and Golgi.

Wild-type embryos demonstrate rapid melanosome aggregation, averaging 1.45 min, whereas knockdown of bbs3 leads to a statistically significant delay in transport [analysis of variance (ANOVA) with Tukey, P < 0.01] (Fig.  2C and Table  1).

For classification purposes, the time to blood-culture was calculated as the time from admission to the time of receipt of blood culture in the laboratory, allowing for overnight delay in transport for cultures obtained in the evening or at night.

A recent study showing that transfer from a non-trauma centre is associated with a considerable delay in transport to the trauma centre also found pathological patient characteristics on scene indicating a need for direct level I care. 2 This suggests that other factors influence the EMS choice of receiving facility.

The successful appeal by baseball's Ryan Braun of a positive drug test — based on a delay in transporting his urine sample after it was collected — could highlight the N.F.L. players' union concerns about the integrity of the testing process that is given the blessing of the World Anti-Doping Agency.

After admission was arranged there was a delay in transporting the patient to the in-patient unit, and he had to remain in the ED until a bed was available.

First, a delay in transporting them from his old congressional office left Zinke "not extremely happy," as Nassar put it.

This includes the delay in transporting the samples to the laboratory, then being examined and the results recorded.

Variation between sites and the overall low rates of etiologic agent identification may be explained by differences in interpreting meningococcal symptoms and CSF turbidity, as well as delay in transporting samples to the laboratory.

Armando Nova, a Cuban economist, suggested in a paper last year that the system would be more efficient if farmers did not have to wait for supplies to be assigned and delivered by the state; there are still delays in transport and a lot of spoilage.