Sentence examples for similarly delayed from inspiring English sources

Five additional elementary schools -- two in Queens and one each in the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island -- that were to get under way last year or this year have been similarly delayed.

But some last-minute setbacks -- Mr. Hersch's longtime bassist was stuck on the West Coast, and his substitute was similarly delayed -- had opened the door for a quick and graceful solution.

Further, we show that osm-3/kif17 mutant mice also exhibit a similarly delayed outer segment development, suggesting a role for osm-3/kif17 in early outer segment development that is conserved across species.

Another discovery made in the wake of Dada was similarly delayed in its full impact: Parade had been the culmination of a series of musical compositions by Erik Satie that were based on ironic quotations of popular material.

Asked for his views on the French Revolution, Zhou Enlai replied that it was too early to say; and he must have hoped for a similarly delayed verdict on the Chinese Revolution, the human costs of which truly did make the Reign of Terror look like a dinner party.

S. Jay Olshansky, a public health professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, pointed out that it took decades for smoking to show up in death rates, in the form of lung cancer and other ailments, and that obesity was expected to have a similarly delayed effect.

Similarly, delaying gratification by saving for things seems to produce more pleasure than simply buying them on credit, when they can appear to come for free.

per L was found to similarly delay the nuclear accumulation of PER and TIM in S2 cells without detectably altering the rate of physical association of these proteins.

(B ) Treghi-Treg cells and TregHAR-Treg cells similarly delay onset of diabetes in the NOD- BDC2.5 model of type 1 diabetes.

Similarly, delaying gastric emptying may decrease the rate at which the drug enters the small bowel, thus preventing saturation of absorptive mechanisms and increasing overall absorption (18 ).

Similarly, delaying interventions in a staged process would not be legally appropriate, and blindedness is not feasible as staff and patients must be informed about the conditions of their leave as it is available to them.