The phrase "after a time lapse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something occurs following a period of time that has passed.
Example: "The experiment showed significant changes in the results after a time lapse of several weeks."
Alternatives: "after a delay" or "following a time interval".
Email puts you in touch with people you know, Facebook or MySpace with friends of friends, but only after a time lapse.
9.12pm BST After a time lapse – Evans* 1-6, 6-3, 5-5 Tomic Right – evidently my feed of events on court 17 had fallen somewhat behind the actual events in question.
An individual not only recognizes individuals of other species but can identify and remember the identification of a particular individual of its own species after a time lapse of three weeks.
After a time lapse of 15 years, Polixenes confronts his son over his wanderings.
The successive aspiration of liquid is carried out after a time lapse to allow the solids to settle at the bottom of the wells.
Since the expression of GFP-p65 was as low as the endogenous level, a microscope with a special optical scanner was necessary to visualize and quantify the GFP signal (see Materials and Methods, Fig. S1, Videos S1, S2). Figure 1 (C, center plot in D) shows an example of a time lapse experiment after TNF-α stimulation where we quantify the nuclear:total ratio of GFP-p65.
end{aligned} (8)The converted values become constant after a sufficient time lapse following an earthquake.
The present study evaluated a consultation-liaison intervention with two objectives: to explore long-term GP opinions (relating to impact on their management and on patient medical outcome) and to determine the secondary referral rate, after a sufficient time lapse following the intervention to reflect a "real-world" primary care setting.
A patient's decision must be constant and repeated after "a reasonable time lapse" to enable the medical team to be confident in it.
That explains, actually, that they were able to identify it after a considerable time lapse.
Patients in the current study were all treated with EMT, likely for one of two reasons: (1) failure of intravenous rt-PA to clear a proximal large vessel occlusive lesion or (2) the individual arrived to the hospital after a prolonged time lapse from symptom onset, thereby leaving EMT as the last line of therapy within the accepted time windows.
