Sentence examples similar to resulting from postponements from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to evaluate the perioperative morbidity of third molar (3M) removal in elderly patients in an attempt to estimate the long-term future burden of 3M-related morbidity resulting from the postponement of 3M surgery to old age.

It is reasonable to attribute the rise in the rate of participation of the 60 year-old age group to postponement of retirement or to retired workers returning to the labour market as a strategy to replace the loss in family income resulting from the unemployment of one of its members [ 30].

Paedomorphosis resulted from indefinite metamorphic postponement, and was identified only in the most permanent environments.

It was the first of what would ultimately be 11 court appearances, many of them resulting in postponements.

Non-elective cases were inserted into slots between planned surgery resulting in postponements or cancellation of electives and staff working overtime.

In the immune system, signaling via IGF1 is a crucial event resulting in postponement of apoptosis (increasing survival) of PMN through mediation of the PI3K signaling pathway [ 47].

The decision not to have children had never been made, and nor had there been any discussion resulting in a postponement of the decision.

He praised Jordan, and he said the agreement "results from the deep belief of our delegations to adopt positive and constructive positions," while accepting "the postponement of legitimate and fair resolutions".

The incident resulted in postponement of the judges' ruling in the case, which had been due shortly.

In addition, these programs resulted in postponement of nursing home placement of patients [ 17, 20].

Delays in data delivery resulted in postponement of the project, now scheduled for completion by December 2000.