Sentence examples for consequence lag from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, lag period, 60-min retention time, and T50 were restored to values comparable to those observed in hyperglycemic experiments in healthy subjects (P = 0.29, 0.06, and 0.29, respectively).

As a consequence, the lag phase lengthened, sucrose hydrolysis began later after 30 h and lipid accumulation was limited.

Only about half of doctors accept new Medicaid patients, and the number appears to be declining as a consequence of lagging reimbursement rates, long reimbursement delays and high administrative burdens associated with Medicaid patients.

The looming negative consequences of lagging behind can trigger anxiety and prompt people to resort to mis-selling, fraud, and lying to customers.

The knowledge of potential implications of ENMs, including the potential for inadvertent exposures and adverse neurotoxic consequences, is lagging behind their development.

Among other consequences, Argentaria lags badly in retail banking and earns slimmer margins on its loans (see table).The biggest piece of Argentaria is Banco Exterior, which accounts for 40% of the group's loans and 56% of its total assets.

Fracking in the Marcellus has advanced so quickly that public understanding and research on its radioactive consequences have lagged behind, and there are many questions about the extent and magnitude of the risk to human health.

However, this might in part be a consequence of the lag in PsA research.

The consequences of jet lag on hippocampal cell survival and maturation were examined by quantifying BrdU expression in combination with NeuN to assess neurogenesis (Figure 1B F) and GFAP to assess gliogenesis (Figure 2 and Table 1).

As a consequence, the time-lag will be reduced and oscillations of phenotype frequencies x will gradually vanish.

In consequence, the conversation never lagged.