Sentence examples for refer to delay from inspiring English sources

(FGD, female HEW) While discussing the intervention, CHPs and HEWs didn't explicitly refer to delay in seeking diagnosis but instead discussed how prior to the intervention considerable effort and expenditure had previously been required by patients to get TB diagnosis and treatment and that this was much reduced by the community-based intervention.

Delay to improvement refers to delay between end of immunotherapy and first neurological improvement.

Postponement refers to delaying certain processing or distribution activities until more precise information on demands is available, and is one of the supply chain management strategies often discussed in the literature.

The blog refers to delays to "our in-development Steam Machines", but it appears that third-party Steam Machines will also be postponed until the controller is available.

Vaccine hesitancy – which refers to "delays in acceptance or refusal of vaccination despite availability of vaccination services" – is a growing concern worldwide (MacDonald and SAGE Working Group on Vaccine Hesitancy, 2015).

Any reference to delay in this paper refers to time delay.

Using, for simplicity, delay to refer to connection delay, they are defined as follows: Relative delay guarantee: A desired relative delay (RD) W k is assigned to each class k.

These problems, which are inherent in EDCA due to its contention access mechanism, add to the existing issues of high jitter and wide delay pattern for EDCA delivered flows (refer to the delay patterns shown in Figures 3 and 5).

In (8), n and k integers refer to relative delay and time sampling processing, respectively, with a sampling rate fixed to F sig.

This is because the process is in the route discovery stage, rather than the stage of routing data on the selected path, that does not refer to any delay caused by queuing and transmission.

Thus the delay conditions effectively ranged from 85 585 ms. For simplicity, we refer to these delays as 100 600 ms hereafter.