Sentence examples for prevented a delay from inspiring English sources
Prompt recognition of imaging/pathology discordance prevented a delay in the diagnosis of both carcinomas in this study.
Measurement of transcranial magnetic motor-evoked potentials showed that teriflunomide prevented a delay in waveform latency and a decrease in waveform amplitude [ 84].
Although games at Olympic Stadium are played indoors, that did not prevent a delay in the seventh when Umpire Dan Iassogna required a towel to mop off home plate.
Patients who fail empirical treatment should be referred for thorough investigations of underlying etiologies at institutions with sufficient access to medical resources, to prevent a delay in treatment.
Prompted by this mention of the comorbidity, the physician seeks local help with patient education on diabetes to prevent unplanned readmission, and two professions agree to share the task immediately, potentially preventing a delay in discharge.
On postinjury day 19, the surgeon advised the patient to take cefuroxime (500 mg/d for 5 days) and use a topical ointment containing mupirocin to prevent a delay in healing.
Diabetes education should be considered early, to include glucose monitoring and even insulin administration training, as intermittent use of insulin is common enough that early training may prevent a delay in discharge.
If asked whether or not you want any extra toolbars, un-check any of these extra features to prevent a delay in download time.
Only proxy votes cast by major institutions and used by Abbey chairman Lord Burns to block the motion put by small investor Richard Pout prevented an embarrassing delay that might have derailed the takeover.
No part of a tank's normal processing and testing will be cut short, Mr. Leinbach said, but there is no contingency time left in its preparation schedule to prevent a launching delay if a major problem arises.
In order to prevent a possible delay in cancer diagnosis with the risk of more advanced disease, additional information and advice with regard to re-attendance, specifically for women experiencing a false-positive screen, is of great importance.
