Sentence examples for moderate delay from inspiring English sources

At 7 months of age, our patient had developed a secondary microcephaly and had a moderate delay of motor development.

Relatively small hydrogel beads (d < 50 μm) caused a moderate delay in the rate of lipid digestion, while large hydrogel beads (d > 100 μm) could delay the digestion rate appreciably.

Mental and psychomotor developmental indices (MDI, PDI) were determined with the Bayley Scales of Infant Development I: ≥−1 S.D.: normal, −2 to −1 S.D.: moderate delay and <−2 S.D.: severe delay.

Recent projects benefiting from the risk analysis method and continuous consultation were handed over without delays (Perpignan Figueras HSL, conceded project) or with a moderate delay (HSL Est, project having a public client) when compared with the HSL Méditerranée (3 years delay).

The targeting of mitotic midzone structure did result in some cytoplasmic "blebbing" and a moderate delay in completion of cytokinesis (Figure 2C, Figure 4B, Table 1) but not the prolonged delay seen with chromosome tip ablation.

A first observation was a moderate delay at 7 12 years for the two tests (Effect Size; ES = −.66 and −.52 respectively for RCFTIR and RCFTDR) which tended to increase in young adolescence (ES = −1.52 and −1.53).

The class 4 applications adjust their transmission rates according to available radio resources while maintaining moderate delays.

However, we showed in this paper that the ALOHA network outperforms TDMA for small to moderate delays.

These contributions are used in a numerical example to design a nearly-optimal controller, which, for moderate delays, achieves improved performance relative to an H2 optimal controller designed for the nominally undelayed system.

Moderate delayed increases were found in skeletal muscle (to about 150% and 200% of control values for SOD and catalase, respectively, at 6 mo of age).

We found generally moderate delays in our study sample.