Hitler later claimed that this diversion southwards delayed the opening of Operation Barbarossa with fatal consequences, because the Wehrmacht was unable to reach Moscow before the winter.
While distal ureter ligation, urinary diversion, and delayed ureteroneocystostomy may be regarded as standard management for ureteral injury during radical perineal prostatectomy, this case was treated with a primary bilateral transperineal ureteral reimplantation.
In addition to delays in therapy, ED overcrowding may also have an impact on the speed at which critical illness is recognized, through ambulance diversion, triage delays, and delays in bringing patients into treatment rooms.
Musharraf's lawyers have become well practiced in the tactics of diversion and delay.
The police say that drunken unruliness by two executives of the BlackBerry maker Research in Motion forced the diversion and delay of a Toronto-to-Beijing flight on Monday.
State employees who will lose their jobs mostly work in the Department of Corrections, where the state will close a prison, a residential facility and a diversion center, and will delay the opening of a women's prison.
The immensity of the task, however, and his diversion in numerous campaigns delayed the process to such an extent that it was completed only during the mid-16th century.
Hence, the partial resistance response may be associated with a reduced or delayed metabolic diversion by the pathogen.
Genome-wide comparative transcriptional analyses revealed here major differential gene expressions including a reduced or delayed metabolic diversion by the pathogen, an earlier and/or stronger induction of classical defense responses, and an active inhibition of cell enlargement and proliferation in the clubroot partial resistance response compared to the susceptible one.
And by 6 a.m., the system had returned to normal weekend service, made a little smoother than normal because construction projects that normally cause weekend diversions and delay trains were put off.
