"considerable latency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a significant delay or time lag in a process or response. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The new software update has reduced the loading time, but there is still a considerable latency when switching between tabs."
But frequently moving MNs suffered from considerable latency and packet loss during handovers even within the PMIPv6 domain.
Moreover, we show that BitTorrent has a considerable latency overhead compared to FTP but clearly outperforms FTP when distributing large files or files to a high number of nodes.
This approach may work well, but it has considerable latency.
Using XL flash plus QLC flash they were able to show considerable latency improvements versus performance HDDs plus DRAM.
This needs to be done every time the channel characteristics change and hence, in fast fading environments introduces considerable latency to the MIMO downlink system.
In the application of EHIF, the knowledge of noise statistics is not needed; therefore, additional CUSUM algorithm is not needed that incurs the considerable latency in tracking n, which results in significantly degraded tracking performance.
We propose a novel congestion mitigation technique which can perform quality adaptation on-the-fly and provide a considerable frame delivery and latency performance gain.
Thus, over the course of the 15 trials considerable behavioral changes in latency measurements became evident: While the first one or two trials were characterized by unspecific reactions, statistical power increased in the subsequent trials, reached a maximum between trials 3 and 10, and was less pronounced in the last third of the testing session.
Nevertheless, network latencies and considerable bandwidth usage result in poor I/O performance. .
Nevertheless, network latencies and considerable bandwidth usage result in poor I/O performance.
Although the biological underpinnings of relapse remain obscure [ 41], there has been considerable debate that long-latencies may in fact be relapses after a sub-clinical primary infection [ 42].
