Sentence examples for a lagged response from inspiring English sources

Gray, L. J. et al. A lagged response to the 11 year solar cycle in observed winter Atlantic/European weather patterns.

We propose that the soils with thick, dark A horizons under forest today reflect a lagged response to vegetation change, from grassland or savanna to closed forest.

Higher labor costs are "a lagged response to the increase in headline inflation that took place in 1999 and into 2000," said John Youngdahl, a senior economist at Goldman , Sachs

It is found that there is a trade-off between over-controlling the furnace, which results in too sensitive a response to normal flow oscillations, and under-controlling, which results in a lagged response to the fuel change.

It is not obvious at this stage how to reconcile an expanding ice sheet with a reduction in ice load during this interval although we hypothesise it could reflect one or more of; i) a change in ice sheet dynamics; ii) reduced mass accumulation caused by cold and dry conditions, and; iii) a lagged response to earlier periods of climate warming.

Alternatively, a lack of correlation between Δδ13C and ΔBAI could also indicate that growth tends to exhibit a lagged response to drought (H3).

However, this concern will be partially mitigated by a similarly lagged response to rainfall in populations of vector species responsible for spreading Plasmodium (Mbogo et al., 2003; Galardo et al., 2009).

I just returned from Seoul and will get you a non-jet lagged response tomorrow.

I responded by telling Mr. Salzman that I would get him a non-jet lagged response later.

"There is a lag response of several decades which means that we are only seeing a fraction of the total anthropogenic effects on melting glaciers that we will eventually see as a result of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now," he said.

This is likely due to complex, lagged responses of the entire troposphere to the ENSO activities15.