"In some instances a delayed and exceptionally severe response may take place and be followed by serious after-effects lasting several days".
Stanford economist Dr. Thomas Sowell even coined the controversial term "Einstein Syndrome" to describe exceptionally bright people whose speech is delayed.
Damaraland mole-rats are exceptionally long lived and reproductive animals show delayed aging compared to non-reproductive animals.
The introduction of Leica's own digital interchangeable-lens range-finder camera has been delayed by difficulties in adapting its exceptionally slim cameras to accommodate digital sensors.
Only the number of three time-point delayed co-expression at the transcript level is exceptionally high.
The large red column in this boy represents an exceptionally long delay in requesting a CK test, resulting in a subsequently much delayed final diagnosis (86 months).
If there is no good reason for delay, or a series of delays on the same point, and, exceptionally, the unreasonable delay is more than two years in total, the inland revenue will also consider making a payment as consolation for the delay.
Scott D. Pattison, the executive director of the National Association of State Budget Officers, said that it was "exceptionally unusual" for so many states to delay refunds, as they have throughout the current economic downturn.
Stragglers are exceptionally slow tasks within a job that significantly delay its completion.
Before then the Italian data were exceptionally high due, according to La Vecchia (personal communication), to delay in adopting efficacious modern therapies in some parts of the country and partly to some national quirk of classification.
The exceptionally dry weather in Indonesia, which has fanned the flames of the forest fires in the region this year, is set to continue as El Niño delays the onset of the rainy season, says Mr Knight.
