Sentence examples for undesirable delay from inspiring English sources

The most severe effect on setting time was observed as an undesirable delay of 340 min in all samples containing nutrients for ureolytic bacteria.

This assumption is valid for a practical system where the applicability of source phase pre-rotation is limited due to the unavailable ideal feedback channel or because of the undesirable delay induced by the feedback in the pre-rotation operation.

Such a procedure does not provide any performance guarantees, leading frequently to undesirable delays on the delivery of the aircraft components.

Note that even though the usage of a large contention window (larger than the critical window) maintains graceful throughput efficiency, especially when the number of users is high, it is still not a good strategy to use such a large window because it severely elongates transmission delays, which is strongly undesirable for delay-sensitive broadcast traffics.

Among patients with type 2 diabetes treated with insulin, perioperative hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia may cause undesirable symptoms, surgery delay or cancellation, or unexpected hospitalization.

As expected, the FIR and median filters sufficiently improved signal quality without introducing an undesirable artificial time delay (>20%) between sensor and reference signals.

This self-assembly has the undesirable effect of delaying absorption after subcutaneous (SC) injection, as the hexamers must first dissociate before they can be absorbed into the bloodstream via capillaries in the SC tissue [ 28].

In this study, a real-time hybrid testing algorithm using a combination of time-delay updating and Newmark-Beta feed forward to reduce the undesirable effects of time delay was introduced.

Secondly, the variance of its computation time can be also large leading to undesirable highly variable decoding delays.

For these specific examinations, called intraoperative frozen sections, delays are undesirable.

Delays are undesirable because they cause anxiety; this may be fuelled by government targets and health campaigns stressing the importance of very prompt cancer diagnosis.