Exemplos de uso de Lead to a delay em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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On the other hand,an excessively conservative approach may lead to a delay in surgery.
Many studies have reported that infection by these bacteria might lead to a delay in appropriate therapy and a concomitant increase in the rates of treatment failure and comorbidity.
Studies show that personal beliefs,such as the“fear of going blind,”“fear of dying during surgery,”“fear of pain,” and“fear of anaesthesia,” added to the lack of knowledge about the surgical procedure and its complications, lead to a delay in the demand for cataract surgery.
Not being able to supply below information could lead to a delay in finding the solution for you.
Such complications can potentially lead to a delay in graft integration in its bone bed and to tunnel dilation over time, which may impair or even make a single revision surgery impossible in the event of re-injury.
And reception of antibiotics from group of tetratsiklin can lead to a delay of physical development.
Lack of knowledge or negligence regarding signs andsymptoms of a stroke can lead to a delay in seeking medical care, with consequences for post-stroke treatment, decreasing the probability of minimizing sequelae.
Based on the fact that 41.2% of the children in the TB group and 76.9% of the children in the TB/HIV group had been treated with antibiotics for common germs for more than two weeks, we can suggest that this caused the TB symptoms to be persistent anduncharacteristic in nature, which can lead to a delay in the diagnosis of TB.
It is clear that any change in the original decisions may lead to a delay in the implementation of the LEADER initiative.
In practice, this means that the existing textwill be replaced by a new joint compromise proposal, which will, in effect, lead to a delay in the proceedings and a reconsideration in June.
Several factors may interfere with this acquisition process of auditory skills and language by way of CI,and, eventually, lead to a delay in acquiring these skills and in some cases, in the child's inability to reach levels of communication skills appropriate for his/her age 7.
Delirium is often the first presenting feature of physical illness or drug toxicity, anda failure to detect it may lead to a delay in diagnosing and treating the underlying cause.
The indolent behavior of dermatofibrosarcoma andits imprecise characteristics often lead to a delay in its perception by patients, thus delaying its diagnosis.
Lung cancer is a silent disease whose symptoms are associated with other less lethal diseases,which can lead to a delay in diagnosis in relation to the natural history of the disease.
Hemodynamic response is limited among the elderly, which can cause losses in functional capacity and,in cases of trauma, lead to a delay in diagnosing shock, thus masking the severity of the trauma and precipitating states of hypoperfusion and hypoxia.
The danger here is great since therapy by non-doctors, without proper diagnosis of the illness, could be dangerous andit could possibly lead to a delay in treatment by proper means and that is a basic point in medical science, unfortunately not accounted for in this report.
Hearing loss in the first years of life leads to a delay in language development and in social adaptation.
Failure to operate in its entirety, with some services not readily available, oreven not available, leads to a delay in the execution and difficult logistics service.
Usually, their clinical presentation mimics that of obstructive lung diseases,such as asthma and COPD, leading to a delay in diagnosis and errors in the treatment.
High-quality journals fail to publish the accepted new articles without a considerable waiting time, leading to a delay in the divulging of knowledge.
Thromboembolic events are largely silent clinically anddifficult to diagnose, which leads to a delay in treatment and, consequently, a high mortality rate.
Nevertheless, it is likely that magnesium sulfate is used in an improper manner, leading to a delay in medical care that is detrimental to maternal and fetal health.
This often leads to a delay in the diagnosis of PCOS, many not presenting until the pill is stopped and finding periods cease or become irregular.
The album was due for release on 17 February 2014, but Sheeran got"the opportunity to work with Rick Rubin for two months,which wasn't going to say no to," which led to a delay.
Many OM episodesresolve spontaneously within 3 months, but~30-40% of children have recurrent OM, and 5-10% of episodes last 1 year or longer, leading to a delay in learning and language development.
Recently, it was demonstrated that the use of ES in the initial phase after nerve crush injury in rats was harmful, leading to a delay of functional recovery, muscle hipoexcitability and severe muscle atrophy.
Treatment usually begins with conservative methods, but with persistent flow andsevere gastrointestinal disorders leading to a delay in the child's physical development,a surgical solution of the problem is possible.
Several times guerrillas smashed police garrison on a lock No. 8 in the village of Zaluzye that led to a delay of navigation of Germans on the Dnieper and Bugsky channel.
Three causes were detected that led to a delay in the removal of the orotracheal tube, as their stabilization was necessary as a criterion for extubation and inclusion in the study: sleepiness n 37, hypothermia n 18 and bleeding n 8, with the rest of the patients n 37 being extubated within a time considered adequate.
As regards the process of drawing up the report, I welcome the fact that the Commission has incorporated the proposals adopted by the Committee on Fisheries in its proposal for a regulation.The only thing I find regrettable is that it has been considered indispensable to formally table a new proposal, leading to a delay in formalising the agreement at first reading.