Sentence examples for common lag from inspiring English sources

The second, however, appears to be a very strong stationarity principle that is not generally true: the probability of one variable conditional on a specified common lag of other variables is invariant under all uniform translations of the lags.

However, the hypothesis did not substantiate the analysis results when we used combinations of pollutants' lags instead of one common lag.

There's been an anti-democratic cycle in which, deprived of plaintiffs, judge-made common law is lagging further and further behind fast-changing technology.

Disruptions in circadian rhythm have been implicated in a variety of diseases and conditions from common jet lag to cancer.

We estimated the effect of 1°C increases in MAT over the 25th city-specific percentile considering a common 0 3 lag for all cities.

Finally, the integer value of 28°C for mean temperature was chosen as the common threshold (lag 0 1) for all mortality types and age groups, because it fell within the 95% CIs of the thresholds estimated for each age group and disease category.

Noticeably, we used 28°C for mean temperature as the common threshold (lag 0 1) for all analyses; however, confidence intervals for the estimated thresholds of each mortality type and age group are also reported in Table 3 to give an idea of the uncertainty around the value of 28°C.

What the two banks do have in common are lagging stock prices.

This additional subjectivity was handled by modeling the functions at only the most common time lags identified in the other time series on which ARIMA analyses could be performed.

The common long lag-time between primary tumour diagnosis and recurrence of a detectable secondary tumour suggests that cells from these breast tumours undergo a period of dormancy [ 19, 20].

The most common is a lag of the measure of diversity, typically computed from the previous census (Card 2005; Dustmann et al. 2005).