However, the overcrowding in EDs generally stems from delayed patient flows to inpatient wards – which are congested with inpatients waiting for beds in post-acute facilities.
Prolonged QT interval might stem from delayed repolarization of ventricular action potentials and increases in duration of QRS complex and PR interval might reflect slowed conduction.
Clinical benefits of EGFR inhibition may stem from delaying acquisition of hormone resistance [ 38] or from blocking proliferative growth factor signaling in tumors with EGFR+ cells.
An arbitration panel dismissed claims last month in a dispute between NeoPharm and Pfizer's Pharmacia unit stemming from delays in developing two cancer drugs.
The Broad Collection is seeking at least $19.8 million in damages from Seele and its insurers because of extra costs stemming from delays.
The issue was who should pay for cost overruns stemming from delays the builders attributed to changes in the original plan.
Miliband said the uptake in food bank use stemmed from delays in the benefits system, the growth in job insecurity and low wages, and the absence of credit.
The decline stems from delays in getting new projects started as the city made the transition from the previous five-year capital plan, which ended in 1999, to the current one.
This analysis suggests that the primary harm stemming from procrastination is delay in the ultimate application process, with rushed reviews completed at deadlines resulting in the need for revisions in subsequent rounds of review.
The diagnosis of pneumonia is often complicated due to delayed recognition stemming from preexisting and chronic conditions and comorbidities (i.e., stroke and dementia); thus, there is a higher rate of mortality in elderly patients [ 13, 21, 32].
In Scenario 6 we explored the issue of competing delayed reactions stemming from two molecular species, A c and D c, entering the nucleus and binding to the same partner species B n.
