Sentence examples for increased delivery time from inspiring English sources

Most studies assumed that the increased delivery time reduces the quantity or probability of demands.

The disadvantages of IMRT include increased radiation scattering to surrounding non-target tissues and the complexity of radiation planning, which requires adaptation of the hardware of linear accelerators, skilled physicist support, and increased delivery time for treatment.

The effects of low levels of H2S showed normal fetal growth and development during pregnancy and it increased delivery time in rats (Hayden et al., 1990) suggesting H2S may exhibit tocolytic characteristics.

That can drive up costs, increase delivery time and leave many wines, particularly from smaller vineyards, unavailable to New Yorkers.

As to DSV-BD, the increase of requestors means the increase of hops in the delivery path and more timeout happens due to increasing delivery time.

The move is expected to increase delivery times for first-class mail from 2.14 days to 2.25 days, according to a USPS fact sheet.

The HCPT-loaded nanoparticles had a more sustained release, a longer circulation time, increased delivery to tissue, and an enhanced anticancer effect.

Compared to the HCPT- and control-treated groups, the HCPT-loaded nanoparticle-treated group showed a more sustained release, a longer circulation time, increased delivery to tissue, and an enhanced anticancer effect.

IMRT treatments may be preferable to the VMAT treatments, for dosimetry and deliverability reasons, but may be inappropriate for some patients because of their increased treatment delivery time.

Finally, retrials are also a source of inefficiency as they disrupt the delivery schedule of the driver, increasing the delivery time variability and increase the vehicle kilometres travelled by the vehicles.

And, though the dynamic method adopting vehicle routing algorithms produces optimal routes, the unstable routes increase the delivery time and managerial cost.