Sentence examples for Lag timing from inspiring English sources
More frequent follow-up with exposure assessment and FEV1 measurement would have been required to evaluate lag timing of endotoxin exposure on FEV1 level more precisely.
Ultimately, from assessing the timing of climate forcing, lag times in glacier recession, lake formation, and moraine-dam failure, the study predicts an increase in GLOF frequency in the coming decades.
We investigate the effects of vadose zone lag time and potential 21st century climate change on the spatial distribution and timing of GR throughout the semi-arid Nebraska Sand Hills (NSH) region (∼50,000 km2).
For example, when rates rise 300 basis points, the credit union may raise its asset or liability rates in a like amount or not, and may choose to lag the timing of its pricing change.
The lag in timing between cichlid shh and foxg1 expression suggests that Hh signals may not induce foxg1 directly, and/or that a threshold of Hh/Gli complex activity is required for induction13.
The time lag in onset timings between spread-F and S4max (Fig. 3) is primarily due to the physical processes involved in the generation of different scale sizes of the irregularities responsible for producing spread-F and scintillation effects.
He added that there would be "a timing lag between our print products and going online".
In most cases, the timing lag is a perfectly valid explanation for minor or even moderate discrepancies between economic data and asset prices.
There is a significant lag in the timing of eIF4E, eIF4G, and Pab1p entry into either P-bodies or EGP-bodies after glucose starvation (Hoyle et al., 2007).
Early on, his timing lagged, giving defenders more time to reach the Trojan receivers and make immediate tackles, Ellis said.
