Sentence examples for because of a lag from inspiring English sources

More current figures are not expected for some time because of a lag in counties' reporting.

But a new study suggests there are already fewer doctors practicing than had been estimated, because of a lag in reporting retirements.

At the start of the school year in September, many pupils were sent home because of a lag in performing the checks.

This explains why prices in certain markets are subject to periodic booms and busts, because of a lag between the response in production to a change of price.

But because of a lag in receiving and paying medical bills, actual results will not come in until May, said William McKeever, a health care analyst at PaineWebber Securities.

One is that SSRIs fail to relieve the suicidal behavior associated with depression because of a lag in antidepressant effect, or an incomplete response, or a treatment-resistant depression.

Because of a lagging antismoking campaign, they said the total smoking rate in the nation was expected to decline only to 16 percent by 2020, and to stabilize at 13.5 percent after midcentury unless more was done to stop it.

And, because of a standard lag time in perception, if you are raising funding and still haven't figured everything out, you still have about six months to raise all you can.

First, the statistical power for cancer risk may be underestimated because of a time lag for MD diagnosis.

That said, sometimes with those down rounds and recaps and pay-to-plays, there's a bit of a lag, because if companies are having a hard time getting funded, earlier investors will put in six, nine, 12 months of cash.

SEM that had climatic variable with lagged HFRS incidence was designed because it allowed the examination of a lagged effect of climate variability to impact on the incidence of HFRS.