Sentence examples for delay the study from inspiring English sources
Participants who were the most willing to wait for the bigger payout had FICO scores that were roughly 30 points higher than those who were least willing to delay, the study found.
It was only in June that the Saudi government, under pressure from the United States, moved to dissolve the charity, a delay the study blamed on ineffective American diplomacy, including the Bush administration's failure to share intelligence with the Saudis and its failure to appoint a high-level emissary to press Saudi Arabia on the issue until early 2003.
Finished in 1941, after some delay, the study was eventually published in 1945, with a very critical remark by one of the NBER's directors, G. Reinold Noyes, who played down the effect of education in explaining differences in incomes and showed himself unconvinced by the arguments on social and legal obstacles.
Although this resulted in a 3 month delay, the study timeline is for three years with data collection occurring over 28 months.
Many of the toddlers from welfare families showed developmental delays, the study said.
Earlier in October, reports revealed that New York state officials had edited the text of a federal study about fracking's impact on water, in addition to delaying the study's release.
These changes to the original study design eventually delayed the study start by approximately 10 months.
Resolving these has added layers of research ethics and governance processes and delayed the study by about six months.
Passengers <18 years of age were not included in the study; ethical approval from an Institutional Review Board, which would have delayed the study, would have been necessary.
Recruitment challenge is an anticipated problem due to the sensitive nature of the research topic and the fear of disclosure or privacy concerns, potentially delaying the study timeline.
When we examined the treatment delay at the individual level, we found that 65.6% of the participants experienced treatment delay during the study period.
