Sentence examples similar to delaying record from inspiring English sources

The report noted that data for October has yet to be completed, with the island's lack of power delaying record-keeping, and that the number of deaths in that month is expected to increase.  .

Last year, Newark had the second highest number of delays recorded by the F.A.A., after O'Hare International Airport at Chicago.

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

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.

At all the nation's airports, the types of delays recorded by the F.A.A. -- those caused mostly by weather, excess flight volume, runway problems or equipment problems -- increased to 47,893 in August from 37,189 a year earlier.

From September 2009 to May 2010, records show, some 530,000 delays — 80percentt of all delays recorded — were lumped into a category called "supplement schedule". The officials said that whenever maintenance work in the system caused a scheduling change, virtually all delays were put under this label, regardless of their cause.

In Scotland, the longest delay recorded was 1,200 days, at NHS Lothian.

That can be explained by the delay recorded between last cleaning, and the beginning of experiments.

In England, the longest delay recorded was 1,159 days, for a 62-year-old patient at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

The reduction in delays recorded by the two cities where it has been measured is shown in Table 7.