Sentence examples for prolonged a delay from inspiring English sources

Certain complication types further prolonged a delay (Table  4).> -wrap-foot> Note: APH = antepartum haemorrhage; CEmOC = comprehensive emergency obstetric care; PPH = postpartum haemorrhage.

Conversely, we hypothesized that too prolonged a delay would fail to identify a proportion of patients LTFU who did require tracing.

Our finding that a husband's large social network prolonged a woman's delay in travelling to the hospital during an obstetric emergency contradicts such literature to some extent, and the negative aspects of social capital may need to be discussed.

The delaying factors identified in this study are comparable to other studies, in which patients who were transferred between hospitals had a prolonged treatment delay [ 9, 10, 21].

Additionally, prolonged immobilization and a delay in return to play can lead athletes to prefer meniscectomy, despite evidence for less radiographic degeneration and higher return to pre-injury activity level associated with repair (Barber 1994; Dowdy et al. 1995; Mariani et al. 1996; Schimmer et al. 1998).

There was hormonal evidence for normal ovulation in all cancer and control women, although the length of the luteal phase of the cycle was prolonged because of a delay in menstruation in two cancer patients.

Items with feature values close to this boundary elicit prolonged decision latencies, a delay that computational models attribute to the need resolve uncertainty or conflict between closely matched rival responses (Botvinick et al. 2001; Bogacz et al. 2006).

Also patients presenting with a stenosis in the circumflex artery experienced a significantly prolonged treatment delay.

In our study half of the new smear positive pulmonary patients reviewed had a delay of 12 weeks or more, and visiting a traditional healer prolonged the delay.

Within esco2 mutant embryos, we observed premature chromatid separation, a unique chromosome scattering, prolonged mitotic delay, and genomic instability in the form of anaphase bridges and micronuclei formation.

Any delays could prolong a deep economic slump for much of the euro zone that has dragged on for five years and driven unemployment to record highs.