Sentence examples for delay was appropriate from inspiring English sources

So the delay was appropriate in a way, highlighting the importance of IRIS' mission, said Pete Worden, director of NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif., which is responsible for IRIS mission operations and ground data systems.

On the basis of the results, we show that these schemes in terms of end-to-end delay are appropriate for VANETs.

"I don't know if the new stadiums are doomed, but major delays are appropriate," said John Moag, a managing director and head of the sports practice at Legg Mason Wood Walker, the investment bank, in Baltimore.

Our enforcement mechanisms have the power of both delaying events to match timing constraints, and suppressing events when no delaying is appropriate, thus possibly allowing for longer executions.

This delay was considered appropriate because Ljubkovic et al. [22] have reported that ULC disappeared within 2 or 3 h after surfacing.

Every metabolite in the glycolytic chain was detected, each showing a delay in the kinetics that was appropriate for its position in the pathway relative to the glucose probe.

However, dose reduction or delay may be appropriate for some patients such as, for example, those receiving palliative chemotherapy and those who develop grade 3/4 non-haematological toxicities that cannot be attributable to FN.

In those cases, the company says it notified the affected user "unless provided by a court order or where we decide delayed notice is appropriate based on clear criteria".

There is also evidence of early use of DMARDs; however, 40% of those PCPs who prescribe DMARDs report that delayed initiation is appropriate (Table 2).

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These results suggest that manipulation of onset delay is more appropriate to represent temporal changes in hemodynamic responses in the somatosensory cortex, which are similar to those in neurophysiological data.