Sentence examples for described a delay in from inspiring English sources

The herders described a delay in the onset of autumn, and some had also noted a shift in the oestrus of the reindeer a few days later than previously, which means animals can be slaughtered later than they were before.

Note that in this case there is no reaction describing a delay in gene expression.

We previously described a delayed early leukocyte recruitment to CSF in TLR2-/ mice [ 6] and an accelerated leukocyte immigration in CD14-/ compared to wt mice [ 18] (Fig. 2C).

The Delay function is used to describe a delay differential equation (DDE) in a model.

News articles began to appear citing trouble in the efforts to raise money and in particular what was described as a delay in closing the first bundle of loans.

Vomiting can be caused as a direct effect of the AA solution which has been described to cause a delay in gastric emptying and lowers the esophageal spincter tone [36].

He described a packet boat delay (in this case in Harrisburg, along the Susquehanna River): "I rose by day light and finding it would take the crew an hour or more to take in 3 additional tons of freight I strolled through our seat of government to reconnoiter" (Kite 10).

Disease onset is often less evident in elderly patients who describe multiple non-specific symptoms, and patients and families may not pay attention to described symptoms leading to a delay in diagnosis.

On the other hand, longer trials are considerably more expensive, are marred with patient retention concerns (which may impact the interpretability of the results as described below), and cause a delay in obtaining an answer to the question the trial is designed to address.

Apart from the defects in pollen development described in this work, and from a delay in flower transition described by Mattioli et al. [ 1], the vegetative and reproductive growth of mutants homozygous for p5cs1 and heterozygous for p5cs2, including the development of the female gametophyte, is essentially normal.

The duration of multiplication or migration described above would explain such a delay in bacterial transmission.