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That case is effectively delayed until the federal prosecution is concluded.

Hence, crack emergence and damage evolution is effectively delayed for the coated G condition, as compared to the reference P one.

After 24 h the amount of methotrexate released from niosomal formulations is effectively delayed, compared to the free drug in solution.

In relative terms, people employed in simple jobs retire now earlier than before the technological improvement.8 For workers in complex tasks, the retirement age is effectively delayed but by a lower amount than in the case where taxes are allowed to change (in that case, they also benefitted from the reduction in taxes).

With Davis planning to continue denying licenses to same-sex couples, her attorney Mathew Staver, of the Christian legal organization Liberty Counsel, said that Monday's ruling is effectively delayed until Davis's appeal is decided.

The test results showed that the local buckling of the tubes was effectively delayed by the stiffeners.

In 1994, McFarland and Holliday demonstrated that when the naturally-occurring dipeptide, carnosine (Figure 1), was added to cultures of primary human fibroblast cells, chronological lifespan was increased; the onset of senescence was effectively delayed in these cells [1].

Both RANS and DDES results indicate that the heavy stall can be effectively delayed and the extent of large separation region on the airfoil suction surface can also be diminished by such a little control device.

Yet although successful, it had not been well-managed, and the Australians had been effectively delayed by a few reserve officers and a half-trained Melanesian police force.

Although successful the operation was arguably not well managed, and the Australians had been effectively delayed by a half-trained native force.

More importantly, it appears that this progression can be effectively delayed by the implementation of pharmacological and nonpharmacological measures such as dietary adjustments and increased physical activity.