Sentence examples for delayed date from inspiring English sources

For those patients that have a delayed cancer registration, we assume that the delayed date of diagnosis is a maximum of 2 years after the true date of diagnosis.

A spokesman said: "We were as surprised as anyone when Ruth Kelly stood up and told the House of Commons that an agreement with us had been reached to allow the Hips to start on the delayed date of August 1 - and for houses with at least four bedrooms.

NDWI, an index associated to canopy water content and soil moisture had advanced dates of SOS, Max Green and EOS while gNDVI, an index primarily related to canopy chlorophyll content had delayed dates.

This study concludes that delaying date of harvest modifies the proportions of digestible starch and NDF supplied to cattle.

Demographers originally expected California to reach its milestone in 2013, or even earlier, but slowing birth rates delayed the date.

But they kept returning with different terms, wanting new floorboards, a paint job and a delayed closing date.

But the Marines delayed the date on which he was to report for duty until after his family returned to their apartment in Lower Manhattan.

In February, when the module's repeatedly delayed launching date slipped to July or August, NASA decided to split the supply mission into two.

The primary was originally set for Super Tuesday, March 6, before the judges delayed the date to April 3 and then to Tuesday.

As Thomas Kaplan reported on the City Room blog last week, the city is shrugging off the delayed start date for the system as a technicality.

Fully functional alleles Ghd7-1 and Ghd7-3 showedelayeded heading date and increased plant height and yield (Xue et al. 2008).