Sentence examples for delayed records from inspiring English sources

Burbank internal affairs investigators — initially without knowing about the federal corruption investigation into Valento — have been investigating the officer since around May for alleged misconduct because that month, a superior noticed Valento's response times to calls for service were delayed, records show.

For descriptive purposes, other pregnancies were identified as terminating in either a specified abortion (ICD-9 codes: 635.0 635.9, 636.0 636.9, 779.6, identified at any time up to 60 days after the end of pregnancy, to allow for delayed records) or other outcome, including unspecified abortions, miscarriages and stillbirth.

However, a prototypical period analysis may not be applicable in situations with delayed recording of incident cases.

While Alice in Chains were writing for the album in 2011, Cantrell required surgery, which delayed recording the new material.

Al Kooper has said that of all the songs that Dylan had outlined to him in his hotel, this was his favorite, so Dylan delayed recording it to the very end of the Nashville sessions, "just to bug him".

There was no CNN and only limited internet bandwidth, but Philippe Reines had managed to connect to his TiVo back in Washington, so we could watch a delayed recording of Bill's just-completed speech on the Ambassador's home computer.

On the other hand, period estimates may be more prone to bias than cohort estimates if the completeness of the most recent available data is questionable due to delayed recording of some proportion of cases.

During this time, both Shields and Butcher became affected with tinnitus, and had to delay recording for a further number of weeks while they recovered.

Record companies, seeing "Operación Triunfo" CD's dominate the charts, delayed releasing records, Mr. Rodríguez said.

After all, despite their delay records, those airlines would receive more business from people lured by the guarantees into booking those carriers on Biztravel.com.

In 1986, the M.T.A.'s inspector general discovered that the delay records were "seriously flawed" — and shot through with biased reporting, unauthorized adjustments, illegible entries and omissions.