Sentence examples for delayed definition from inspiring English sources

We selected all mesothelioma claims from the national workers' compensation authority (INAIL) registered in the period 2000‐2007 (to include dossiers with delayed definition) from the whole country (to include people with residence and workplace in different regions).

The difference with the access delay definition is the requirement of a rate threshold in order to guarantee the decoding without errors, as in (14).

But don't use this as an excuse to delay the definition indefinitely.[17].[17]

We used the same time delay definitions as phase 1.

Using Definition 2.1 of a delayed matrix cosine and Definition 2.2 of a delayed matrix sine, we obtain (3.17).

The introduction of the act was originally due to come into force on 6 April, but was delayed following claims its definition of psychoactivity was not practically enforceable by the police and prosecutors.

The introduction of the Psychoactive Substances Act was originally due to come into force on 6 April, but was delayed following claims its definition of "psychoactivity" was not practically enforceable by the police and prosecutors.

A widely accepted, valid, and reliable definition for delayed discharge is lacking.

These two and our study used a similar definition for delayed vaccinations.

There were no studies that could provide a uniform definition of delayed treatment within this group of patients.

Fourth, the new definition of delayed cerebral ischemia included the subsets of patients with asymptomatic cerebral infarction [ 10], which turned out to be an important prognostic factor and which earlier studies ignored.