Sentence examples for delays in recognizing from inspiring English sources
The scale of death in both wars was inseparable from commanders' delays in recognizing the implications for the comparative advantage of offense and defense that new weapon technology had introduced.
When required to monitor autonomous systems for long periods of time, human babysitters frequently get distracted and tune out, which can lead to accidents, slowed reaction times and delays in recognizing critical issues.
An electronic alert preceding ICU referral could lead to earlier sepsis management and minimize delays in recognizing sepsis.
Unfortunately, these early indistinct clinical features lead to delays in recognizing the diagnosis and initiating treatment, leading to poor neurologic outcomes and overall survival.
All of these factors could potentially lead to delays in recognizing deterioration in a patient's condition and in initiating critical interventions, and may detract from optimal patient care.
Previous researchers reported caretakers' delays in recognizing symptoms and seeking care from health facilities; long travelling and waiting times [ 17, 27] that puts children to a higher risk of dying before reaching health facilities [ 28, 29].
However, the clinical manifestations of chronic pneumonia with pleural effusion, the initial partial response to steroid treatment, and the delay in recognizing the mold contributed to delayed diagnosis of this disease.
The slow evolution of the practice of paleontology itself was another reason for the delay in recognizing Huxley's insight.
And it makes his apparent delay in recognizing that "The Reagans" was a furor waiting to happen all the more surprising.
There has been a long delay in recognizing this, and part of the triumph of "Artists Respond" is that it shows how many artists from marginalized groups gave their unique responses to the war urgent and potent expression.
"Our banks would have probably assumed zombie-like status if we had delayed in recognizing these impairments," said John Corrigan, the chief executive of the country's debt management agency.
