Sentence examples for a lagged effect from inspiring English sources

Repatriation, when it occurs, will happen in waves," said Mike Ryan, chief investment strategist for UBS Wealth Management Americas, adding: "It will be a lagged effect that will occur with rebuilding efforts".

"One of the things I think that's rather unfortunate is that during last year's elections, we wound back a lot of the skilled migrant visas that were available, and that is still having a lagged effect on the Australian economy," he said.

The improvement is greater if a lagged effect (2 months) of policy is assumed.

Teachers' leadership had neither a synchronous nor a lagged effect on students' empowering ILT.

The effects are generally larger for the breakpoint of June rather than May, supporting a lagged effect of the policy change.

Visual inspection and the use of the structural break function find a shift in the intercept for key variables around 2 months after policy implementation.7 Finding a lagged effect is perhaps not surprising since it is likely to take time for health care seeking behaviour to change.

Results of structural equation modeling showed that promotion orientation had a positive lagged effect on focus on opportunities, and prevention orientation had a positive lagged effect on focus on limitations.

Whereas need for recovery and HWI had negative, lagged effects on concentration, concentration had a positive lagged effect on in-role performance.

In this analysis, the guidelines began in February 2013, as there was a 1-month lagged effect after implementation of the new guidelines.

The results thus indicated that supervisors' leadership had a synchronous, but no lagged, effect on the empowering ILT of the VET-students.

In Yunnan Province, obvious associations between both P. vivax and P. falciparum malaria and climatic factors with a clear one-month lagged effect were found [ 25].