Sentence examples for delay more extensive from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, several studies demonstrate that arthroscopic treatments in knee osteoarthritis may delay more extensive surgery such as replacement arthroplasty [ 42, 43].

She said her department had ordered changes in internal procedures at Hyfin last summer but delayed a more extensive review so as not to interfere with the inquiry by the Investigation Commission.

Results are consistent with a hypothesised vicious cycle of dental fear whereby people with high dental fear are more likely to delay treatment, leading to more extensive dental problems and symptomatic visiting patterns which feed back into the maintenance or exacerbation of existing dental fear.

Though most of the active TB patients (70.4%) could be diagnosed by the detection of IgG antibody isotype, few TB patients showing IgM- or IgA-positive only [about 13% (48/371)], were left out, which would lead to delay in treatment and more extensive transmission of TB.

What's more, extensive delays can erode any case, as memories falter and witnesses disappear or die.

The procedure may cause delays and the requirement for more extensive evaluation also increases overall expenses.

The longer wait times appear to result from factors including more travelers, a delay in hiring additional airport screeners and more extensive security measures adopted in the last year.

Diagnosis and treatment delay of tuberculosis (TB) may result in more extensive disease and more complications, which lead to higher mortality and an increased period of infectivity in the community [ 1- 3].

They hypothesized this was due to a combination of more extensive disease at diagnosis, delay in diagnosis, co-morbidity such as infection, differences in achievable home hygiene and poor access to acute and supportive care.

Patients who underwent delayed urethral repair were more likely to undergo more extensive reconstructive surgery than those who underwent primary repair.

They must go through more extensive background checks and vetting, which could delay their applications for months.