Sentence examples for delays days from inspiring English sources

Why are we still seeing cancellations and delays days later?

We estimate models for the number of patients delayed on a census day (patients delayed) in an average month and the total number of bed days lost because of delays (days of delay).

In the year to November 2014 there were 997,226 acute delayed days.

The number of delayed days in September was 196,246, also the highest number since monthly data was first collected in August 2010, and up one-third on a year ago.

According to figures published this month [pdf], there were 188,300 delayed days in August – the highest figure since monthly data collection on DTOCs began six years ago.

The shutdown of airspace was one of the most sweeping ever ordered in peacetime, amid fears that travel could continue to be delayed days after the cloud dissipates.

Growth delay (days) was the ΔT for tumour to reach 2000 mm3 of therapy group vs control group.

But such votes could be delayed days without a unanimous consent (UC) agreement from the opposition party.

Diagnostic delay: days between first symptoms and TB diagnostic.

Table of delay (days) in registering suicides and undetermined deaths.

Hospitals have to keep records of the number of patients delayed, days of delay and the institution responsible for the delays.