Sentence examples for delayed identification from inspiring English sources

However, the development of a screening tool would be beneficial since delayed identification of learning disabilities results in delayed initiation of intervention services and likely increases the educational difficulty experienced by a person with an unidentified learning disability [22, 32].

Mr Molins blamed the state of the body following the activation of an explosive device for the delayed identification.

We sought factors promoting timely or delayed identification and treatment of acute infections among nursing home residents.

Implementation barriers include delayed identification of septic patients, unawareness of or disagreement with guidelines, guideline complexity, lack of resources [17 19], staff shortage and unavailability of specialized setting required to put therapy into routine practice [9].

Adaptive clinical trial methods represent a broad category of innovations intended to address a variety of long-standing challenges faced by investigators, such as sensitivity to previous assumptions and delayed identification of ineffective treatments.

Of the late measurements, four (0.3% of all measurements) were ≤3.4 mmol/l and may have delayed identification of hypoglycaemia.

Malik and Farook rented a black Ford Expedition with Utah plates, which might delay identification during a getaway.

Taking advantage of the global convergence analysis presented by GPSM, we make a stability analysis of the proposed approach and delay identification capabilities.

On the other hand, inconsistent use and lack of quality assurance regarding the recommended BMI chart was a barrier to prevention, possibly delaying identification of overweight or obesity.

Variable access to community-based, non-pharmacological interventions, adopting a 'watchful waiting' approach to management and misattributing mental and substance use disorders to developmental changes were additional mechanisms that can delay identification.

For example, with a treatment such as XELOX which is taken on an outpatient basis, we might be concerned that reduced frequency of contact with the doctor could delay identification of side effects.