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delayed (Arrested), adjective adjourned, belated, contained, deferred, dilatory, late, lingering, overdue, protracted, remanded, restrained, set back, stopped, suspended, tardy, unpunctual, untimely delayed (Lagging), adjective arrested, behindhand, delinquent, detained, impeded, in abeyance, in arrears, late, overdue, sluggish Associated concepts: dilatory action, dismissal due to delay, expedited proceedings, motion to accelerate the proceeddngs, prejudice due to delay, right to a speedy trial, unusual delay See also: arrested, back, dilatory, late, overdue How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Wynn and Wynn (34) stressed the importance of women taking folic acid supplements before conception because estradiol and progesterone--both necessary for optimal maturation of the oocyte--are depressed by inadequate folate or vitamin B12 intake and induce long follicular phases or delayed ovulation, both of which are markers for slow down in embryonic growth and risk of congenital anomalies (34). |
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