Sentence examples for a two-day lag from inspiring English sources

'After a very cold snap, we know that there's a two-day lag before heart attacks, five days for stroke and 12 days for admission or death because of respiratory disease.

The central bank releases its interventions in foreign exchange markets only with a two-day lag.

RESULTS Elevated PM2.5 and O3 were associated with four-day lagged lengthening of the PR and QRS intervals, and with one-day lagged increases in HR.

Martin estimated that there was a six month lag-time between U.S. broadcast and appearing in Australia, but a representative from HBO tells me that last season there was a ten-day delay between the two.

Discussion GI-related hospital admissions in Chennai were consistently associated with extreme precipitation (≥ 90th percentile) over a 15-day lag.

Therefore, in our primary analysis of PM2.5, we examined two different a priori lag structures: a 2-day average of lags 0 and 1 (lag 01) and a single-day lag of 2 days (lag 2).

A distributed lag Poisson regression assessed cumulative effects for an 8-day lag period following heavy (≥ 90th and ≥ 95th percentile) and extreme (≥ 99th percentile) precipitation events, controlling for temperature and long-term time trends.

The study used a 0 3 day lag of the maximum AT and concluded that the 90th percentile of this exposure variable for the summer months, April to September, is the appropriate threshold value for the heat-morbidity function.

When we examined the distributed lag model with 6 lag days for PM2.5 10, we found the largest coefficient for a 1-day lag and little evidence of mortality effects at longer lags.

The time lag is dominated by a 1-day lag and generally presents a decrease trend with solar activity decreasing.

A 1-day lag was taken into account for the response of 27-day average residual LIEC to EUV.