Sentence examples for longer to present from inspiring English sources

It is possible that patients in this population group take longer to present clinically as TB may not be suspected when initial symptoms develop or they might not seek medical help soon after onset.

Those who noticed a painless lump often took longer to present compared to women who felt associated pain.

Cases who presented with influenza H5N1 in 2005 to 2007 (n = 73) took slightly longer to present for medical care than cases who developed disease later (n = 51).

Lower SES individuals may wait longer to present for their procedure, which may be related to health system delays, physician bias, patient education or patient preference [ 36].

The term 'postponement of help-seeking' [ 29] has recently been used, which fits this purpose more precisely, as it clearly distinguishes a group who have taken longer to present.

To understand why these patients took longer to present we could explore individual cases, most appropriately using a qualitative approach, to ascertain the causes of delay in presentation whereby the focus is on the event, or context, as opposed to the individual.

By July, however, he no longer dared to present himself at her council.

A total of 33 species have been removed from the schedule because they are "no longer considered to present a threat".

The system also meant pupils entitled to free school meals no longer had to present a card which could identify them to other pupils.

Microsoft made it clear that the biggest reason it no longer wanted to present at C.E.S. is that the show's January date doesn't align with its product development milestones.

When you come to redeem it, you no longer need to present a voucher as you would with an open-ended Groupon deal purchase.