Sentence examples for delayed day from inspiring English sources
Even an enduring moderate increase in total cytokeratins without epidermal hyperkeratosis and a transient (days 10 15) upsurge of vimentin occurred exclusively at SF-grafted sites, whose content of collagen type-I, after a delayed (day 15) rise, ultimately fell considerably under that proper of sham-operated places.
Whereas the first pathway is induced early upon achievement of asexual developmental competence (day 1), induction of the latter pathway is delayed (day 3).
Surprisingly, the vast majority of treated mice still developed autoimmune diabetes (11/12), although the onset was slightly delayed (day 13±2 as compared to day 10±1 in control mice that received an isotype control mAb).
The maximum disease scores were similarly delayed (day 20.3±0.5 for Ccr2RFP/RFPCx3cr1GFP/+ mice vs. day 16.6±0.4 for Ccr2RFP/+Cx3cr1GFP/+ mice), indicating equivalent kinetics of disease evolution in the two groups (Figure 4B).
Jury selection, which was delayed Monday for debate on the manslaughter issue, is to begin Wednesday.
MADRID — Gareth Bale's long-awaited home debut for Real Madrid was delayed Sunday after he injured himself warming up.
A wind-driven thunderstorm delayed Tuesday's start by 94 minutes and cleared out the oppressive heat and humidity.
Dozens of flights were delayed Saturday as visibility dropped to about 350 yards at the city's airports, after 140 flights were delayed the day before.
After lightning and rain delayed Friday's play, 77 players had to complete round two on Saturday morning.
Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan Alan Greenspan has delayed Friday's testimony before the Senate Finance Committee until April 4. A spokesman for the committee wouldn't comment on the reason for the delay.
The corruption trial of two former top Tyco International executives was delayed Tuesday after the lead defense attorney for ex-Chairman L. Dennis Kozlowski became ill.
