Sentence examples for passage delay from inspiring English sources

Total and passage delay, and successful passage time were also evaluated.

As a result, entrance rate and all efficiency parameters were higher for the treatments than for the control (overall efficiency = 84%), despite longer passage delay.

In fact, Leissègues had arrived in the Caribbean on 20 January, his passage delayed since departing from Brisbane's convoy in December and his ships damaged and dispersed by a series of winter storms off the Azores.

In February 2009 the Senate approved a bill that would give a D.C. representative of the House full voting privileges, but its passage was delayed when it became tied to the removal of the city's strict gun-control laws.

The law's passage was delayed for over half a year by a row between Iraq's federal government in Baghdad and the Kurdistan Regional Government, which runs much of the north-east, including some of Iraq's richest oilfields.

The highly contentious Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill 2013 was passed by 127 votes to 31 early on Friday morning, but only after its expected passage was delayed by almost two days of intense debate.

Passage was delayed last week as several Democratic senators — including John Kerry of Massachusetts, Mark Warner of Virginia and Maria Cantwell of Washington — worked to water down a provision in the bill that would have largely closed an unfair loophole that benefits rich fund managers in investment partnerships.

First meconium passage was delayed with general anesthesia.

Meconium passage was delayed in general anesthesia group, but bilirubin levels were not related to the first meconium passage time.

As the secondary acquisitions of our study, we found that vaginally delivered mothers initiated breastfeeding earlier and needed nutritional support for their babies less frequently than mothers delivered with c/s, and meconium passage was delayed after general anesthesia although unrelated to bilirubin levels.

No defendants in pending courts-martial are facing a possible death penalty, Dwight Sullivan said, but that is no reason to delay passage of the legislation.