During this delayed time-frame, MMP is highly expressed on both astrocytes and neurons.
We delay the time frame of the TB data relative to that of the HIV data by r years, to account for the average time-lag involved in individuals developing active TB after becoming HIV infected.
Because of the logistical challenges in implementing the different screening programs, there was a considerable delay in the time frames that both strategies were implemented.
Various terms (e.g. 'ambulance offload delay'droproffoff delay'ambulancence ramping' and 'handover delay'), definitions and time frames (>15 min, <30 min, 30 60 min and >60 min 29) are used in the literature to describe waiting times to offload ambulance patients into the ED.
The evaluation design is constrained by the lack of a non-K-GFYL control group, short time frames and delayed funding of this large scale evaluation across all intervention settings.
In many cases, though, it will be necessary to postpone plans, delay dreams and stretch out time frames.
"While any fix for these vehicles will be complex and costly, every delay extends the time frame to get past this scandal and on to rebuilding the brand," Brauer said.
For his part, Abrams blamed the delay on a "time frame" issue with principal photography set to start in the first part of '14 in the U.K. Never mind Twitter king Bieber's alleged public outing as a Brazilian brothel habitué.
Stimulus-locked SCP amplitudes were subjected to a repeated-measures anova with amount (low, high), delay (short, long), time frame (TF) (TF1, 700 1200 ms; TF2, 1200 1700 ms; TF3, 1700 2200 ms) and electrode (Fz, Cz, Pz) as within-subject factors, and impulsivity (low, high, i.e. weak and strong discounting) as between-subjects factor.
For timeliness, women were categorised as 'not delayed' or 'delay in diagnosis' (see Table 1 for definitions of time frames).
