Sentence examples for prolonged delays from inspiring English sources

However, with costs now rising and production at the rig experiencing prolonged delays, some very large heads might be expected to roll in the near future.

A plausible reason for this is that there are prolonged delays from the onset of TB disease in individuals to the time of eventual diagnosis.

In illness episodes that were prolonged, delays in care-seeking were most often attributed to financial barriers.

This was critical in decreasing the number of visits that took >6 h; previously, some patients would experience prolonged delays, while higher-acuity patients were treated first.

Only a minority of those obtain treatment, and there are prolonged delays to seeking treatment, ranging from 6 years for mood disorders to 28 years for anxiety disorders [ 8].

Interventions to create and /or increase community awareness about menstruation, normal and abnormal menopausal changes, and symptoms of cervical cancer may serve to avert prolonged delays to diagnosis resulting from alternative benign explanations or trivializations of symptoms of cancer.

For the most part, people simply stood and waited, with all the apparent spiritual longing of stranded commuters on a Metro North platform during an unusually prolonged delay.

In contrast to other plants with over-expressed NCEDs, prolonged delay of seed germination is the only abscisic-acid-related phenotypic effect in the GlNCED1 transgenic lines.

It is important that sputum pretreatment procedures do not cause prolonged delay in the reporting of results, or they will not be operationally feasible for national TB programs in high burden countries.

20 Treatment fear prolonged delay among some women with cancer.

Unfortunately such interventions cannot assist stroke patients who experience prolonged delay times in the community prior to hospital arrival.