The discursive register of waste has, therefore, reinvigorated a competing register of value and the practice of delayed clamping.
Over 2 years, patients received an average of one more injection and gained 0.24 QALYs compared with current practice of delayed intervention.
The practice of delayed cord clamping or cord milking would furher reduce the need for erythrocyte transfusions [ 37], but this practice is not routinely stablished in most neonatal units [ 28], as well as in the Brazilian neonatal units.
Dohle has also resisted "windowing," the practice of delaying the release of e-books, which has become common among other publishers.
While the report called New York's practice of delaying payments to its pension fund a "gimmick," Morris Peters, a spokesman for the state's budget division, said that the state was not relying on any new gimmicks.
Ms Baird, who was Solicitor General in Tony Blair's Government, said that local Crown Prosecution Service, police and solicitors in Northumbria had all confirmed to her that the practice of delaying cases to avoid repeat payments of the mandatory Criminal Courts Charge was commonplace.
In November 2010, the Council of Europe finally demanded that the UK "put an end to the practice of delaying full implementation of Strasbourg Court judgements".
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The audit found discrepancies in the accounts receivable that were attributed to EES's practice of delaying reporting information on receivables by a month, a tactic that had become common to ensure working capital due the regents' failure to adequately fund the station.
The increasing median shows a general improvement in the practice of delaying elective CS overall.
