Sentence examples for tends to be delayed from inspiring English sources

This maternal antibody transport is prenatal in humans and monkeys, but tends to be delayed until after birth in other species.

Rupture of the dorsal penile vessels tends to occur with trauma to the erect penis, but detumescense tends to be delayed, unlike with fracture.

The summer monsoon onset date over the WNP tends to be delayed during the El Niño decaying year, as revealed by the interannual variability of summer monsoon activity (Tanaka 1997).

This appears to be the case since use of insulin tends to be delayed in all areas of clinical practice and irreversible complications can already be present by the time insulin therapy is initiated [23].

Similarly, the time to clinical response also tends to be delayed in this population.

If diagnosis tends to be delayed over time until patients have reached a more severe stage of the disease, then age-specific diagnosis rates would decline.

In centenarians, disability and disease tend to be delayed until the very end of their lives," Sebastiani said.

She also tries to take the first flight out of O'Hare in Chicago, because studies show the earliest flights of the day tend to be delayed the least.

Withdrawal of winter monsoon rainfall occurred in December in northern Luzon Island and tended to be delayed moving south.

Employment opportunities in academia aren't bad, either, although the positive outlook depends on impending retirements, which tend to be delayed in academia.

The changes indicate that an increase (decrease) in the amount of rainfall associated with the onset (withdrawal) of the summer rainy season tended to be delayed (Fig. 4f).