Sentence examples similar to in subsequent delays from inspiring English sources

Identification of this defect has allowed milder phenotypes to be identified which may be associated with milder disease or atypical features resulting in subsequent delay in presentation and diagnosis until adulthood [ 2- 4].

35 An 'all-clear' or non-cancer diagnosis can be associated with subsequent delays in help seeking in the case of new or recurrent possible cancer symptoms.

In addition organised events can generate a surge of trauma that can burden small local hospitals, resulting in an unpredicted increase in the workload with subsequent delays to treatment.

However, the delays in carrying out SA operations did not account for subsequent delays in decision making, or explain excessive orienting and reduced attentional control mechanisms in response to stimuli that should have been ignored.

The results demonstrate a relation of peripubertal dioxin exposure measures with subsequent delays in testicular maturation.

6 However, evidence on the specific processes linking a false alarm to subsequent delays in help seeking is fragmentary.

Medical wards had fewer delays in transfer but were more likely to have longer delay times as a result of subsequent delays in discharging patients back to the community.

These were not done in a timely manner whereby in a significant number of patients sputum collection were either not done on the same day of the consultation with subsequent delays in the examinations of the second and third sputum samples, or failure to collect the third spot sputum on the same day as the second morning sputum.

The aim of this study is to review the available international literature to increase our understanding of the processes linking an all-clear diagnosis to subsequent delays, and in particular to examine the impact on subsequent symptom attribution and help seeking.

The NCSE report states that while school principals have responsibility for seeking assessments when they consider it necessary, very often the number of assessments available to schools is limited resulting in long waiting lists and subsequent delays in allocating the required resources to support the child's learning needs.

According to Hirshberg, the increase in budget and subsequent delays meant that the game would have to be "pretty incredible success" for Actvision to have an acceptable return on investment.