Sentence examples for date lag from inspiring English sources

The date for head CT examination was defined as the index date and the start of follow-up set at 2 years after the index date (lag period of 2 years).

Analyses were also done stratifying by tumor type (invasive and in situ), estrogen receptor status, age at enrollment, menopausal status at index date, lag time between blood donation and diagnosis of the case, and in the subgroup of women who had reported a history of regular menstrual cycles as well as five to seven cycles in the six months prior to blood donation.

DaimlerChrysler has been the strongest to date, lagging the Dow by just under a percentage point.

Despite the modern molecular genetic tools available for analysis of the rice genome, the number of fully characterized genes in rice to date lags far behind that of the reference dicot, Arabidopsis.

Overall, metabolic modelling of P. falciparum to date lags several years behind the similar efforts for the model eukaryote S. cerevisiae; there exist a few independently reconstructed models that often lack consistency with each other due to the differences in the reconstruction workflows, the sources of primary information, the level of complexity and the varying degree of comprehensiveness.

We counted study subjects who were registered with more than one head injury only once, counting the date of the first injury as the primary exposure date for lagged analyses.

At the time of the attack, CVS stock was down 39% year to date, badly lagging the 10% decline in the S&P Retail Drug Index.

Until recently, the date palm lagged behind other important crops in genetic resources, despite its importance.

The latter dates sometimes lagged considerably behind events.

Even with the strong performances of the Top 3 movies this weekend, year-to-date results still lag last year's total.

Although Google is the market leader in mapping, to date it has lagged behind Microsoft's Virtual Earth in terms of 3-D functionality.